Teresa Bateman Libri

An original Irish folktale full of wit, magic, and leprechauns, that's sure to delight on St. Patrick’s Day and all year round. The luck of the Irish has disappeared after the greedy Leprechaun King has taken all the good fortune in Ireland and locked it away. Now it's up to the clever and capable Fiona to divise a plan to take the good fortune back from the leprechauns to help the people of Ireland. Using her wits, Fiona outsmarts the powerful Leprechaun King to restore the luck of the Irish back to the Emerald Isle. Luminous and enchanting illustrations add to the wonder of this original folktale, that will charm readers young and old looking for a bit of magic on St. Patty's Day and any day.

Mitzi the lamb outsmarts a nosy wolf, who keeps asking Mitzi personal questions about herself, by challenging him to a dance-off. Discusses the concept of digital citizenship and provides rules and tips for the responsible and safe use of technology and the Internet

The book explores intriguing historical curiosities, such as the story behind the crack in the Liberty Bell, the wild turkey's near selection as the national bird, and the origins of the iconic figure of Uncle Sam. It delves into lesser-known facts that shape American identity and culture, making it an engaging read for those interested in the quirky aspects of U.S. history.

In Squawk Valley, turkeys have outsmarted the townspeople, making it difficult to catch them for dinner. To solve this problem, the residents devise a clever scheme to entice Peter the Turkey into their pot. The story is brought to life with vibrant full-color illustrations, adding charm to this humorous tale of wit and community.

"A leprechaun can be alone without being lonely," says Brian O'Shea. And that's how Brian likes it-- so when a big human man tries to build a cottage on top of Brian's underground home, the leprechaun does his best to scare the fellow away with his magical tricks. But Sean McDonald refuses to be frightened off-- and over time the two develop an unlikely friendship. After all, a leprechaun in the house is a fine piece of luck-- and that luck comes in handy when news of Sean's good fortune attracts dangerous attention. Cleverly told and brightly illustrated, this folktale friendship is a delightful tale for St. Patrick's day-- or any day when you could use a little magic.

In this humorous fable, a clever lamb uses its wits to outsmart a nosy wolf, delivering an engaging lesson on online safety for young children. The story combines playful characters with important themes, making it both entertaining and educational for young readers.

A class trip to the pumpkin patch takes an unexpected turn as the children face challenges that test their creativity and determination. This engaging story highlights themes of resourcefulness and resilience, showcasing how the young characters navigate obstacles and work together to turn a potential disaster into a memorable adventure.

A plucky farm dog will do anything to get a job--even be a cow! When a farmer tells a dog that dogs just eat and don't give anything back, the dog is disappointed, but not discouraged. He'll try being a cow, a horse, and a chicken before he's done. As the farmer learns the value of a good dog, children will laugh as the dog finds his rightful place on the farm. Teresa Batemen's endearing story celebrates persistence, ingenuity, and the fact that everybody can make a contribution. Award-winning artist Chris Sheban's illustrations are filled with warmth and humor. Kids and parents will love this terrific read aloud with a subtle message about never giving up. Nominated for The Washington Children's Choice Award, The New York State Charlotte Award, the Young Hoosier Book Award, and the Virginia Readers' Choice Award

This original retelling of the most popular Bible story is also a picture book of Hidden Pictures puzzles.