Bethany Roberts

Two active kittens romp outdoors before going back inside for a nap.

Cat Skidoo

Caroline Jayne Church

Lizzie, a young girl, is loud and rude to her family members, until an angel visits her at night and shows her how good behavior can be rewarding. On board pages.

An Angel of My Own

The holiday mice are back! It’s Christmas time and the four cheerful mice merrily hang stockings, string popcorn, wrap presents, and sing carols. The little mice are so caught up in their joyful preparations that they almost forget to look out for their old enemy, the cat. Happily, their Christmas spirit is so infectious that even the cat is not immune. Simple, lively verse and colorful, action-filled illustrations convey the all anticipation and goodwill that come with the Yuletide season in this delightful read-aloud.

Christmas Mice!

From Nocturnal leg cramps, Malaria treatment to Covid 19 cures, Quinine has been the talk of the internet for years. Quinine is a bitter compound that comes from the bark of the cinchona tree. The tree is most commonly found in South America, Central America, the islands of the Caribbean, and parts of the western coast of Africa. Quinine was originally developed as a medicine to fight malaria. The first synthetic organic dye, mauveine, was discovered by William Henry Perkin in 1856 when he was trying to synthesize quinine. Quinine is a basic amine and is usually provided in salt form, with various existing preparations encompassing hydrochloride, dihydrochloride, sulfate, bisulfate and gluconate. In the United States, quinine sulfate is commercially available in 324-milligram tablets under the brand name Qualaquin; it's also a flavor component of tonic water and bitter lemon drink mixers - in fact, on the soda gun behind many bars, tonic water is designated by the letter "Q" representing quinine.

A Guide To Treatments And Safe Usage

Quinine. What You Need To Know

In lilting rhymed text and colorful, lively pictures, three mischievous young monsters demonstrate good and bad manners in many situations, including playing, eating, reading, bathing, and cleaning house.

Monster Manners

As the family passes the winter in their cozy home, Papa Rabbit tells them stories about other rabbits.

Waiting-for-spring Stories

Mice whirling and skipping on Halloween night are threatened by an approaching cat, until they come up with a scary trick to defend themselves.

Halloween Mice!

It's the most patriotic of all holidays-Independence Day! The Holiday Mice take part in all the activities that make the Fourth of July fun: a parade, a picnic, a baseball game and sack race, and a refreshing dip in the stream. Even Mr. Mouse, the littlest mouse's special toy, joins in the festivities. The best part of all comes at the end of the day: a spectacular fireworks show! Packed with plenty of red, white, and blue and featuring the four Holiday Mice at their most adorable, this story about our nation's birthday will delight readers young and old alike.

Bethany Roberts

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