Holly Michele

I'm sick of eating eggs for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I'm sick of eggs scrambled, poached, and fried. I wish this year there was a new tradition we could try This Easter, Little Zombie Boy is going to do more than paint eggs Join Little Zombie Boy as he and his friends roll Easter eggs on the White House lawn.

Open the lines of communication with your child through Edgar Allan Poe's classic story of emotional guilt. Children have a hard time dealing with their feelings and because of it, sometimes act out. A young Edgar Allan Poe is no different. Edgar's struggles to understand his emotions as he fixates on his sister's doll with two different eyes. It is not until after he takes action into his own hands, does he realize he went about dealing with his emotional unrest in the wrong way, and now has to set things right. Parental guidance may be necessary. This is a retelling of Edgar Allan Poe's short story, The Tell-tale Heart. The Edgar Allan Poe Reimagined Series strives to introduce Mr. Poe's brilliant stories to the younger reader. Start your child out with classics they will love and can relate to

Growing up is hard even for zombies. This rhyming story, with its bright, hand-drawn illustrations, follows Little Zombie Girl as she goes through an array of emotions. First she acts up, then she cleans up her act. Still feeling torn, Little Zombie Girl decides to solve her problem like only a zombie can For ages four and up.

Zombies do everything with flair and that includes Christmas When zombies show up on Christmas Eve a boy and his sister take it upon themselves to save the town. Zombies seem strange to them, and they can only see the worst in zombie merriment. However, once they open their eyes and their hearts, they learn things are not always what they seem and make friends with the zombies just in time to celebrate Christmas together