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Bathsheba, the sassy, clever cat who always accompanies Miss Switch everyplace she goes (Miss Switch being the witch who also doubles as an enormously popular fifth-and sixth-grade teacher at Pepperdine Elementary School) now goes on an adventure of her own. In MISS SWITCH AND THE VILE VILLAINS Bathsheba sees that the Cowardly Lion in the land of Oz is almost in tears over the loss of his best friend, the Hungry Tiger. Can Bathsheba do something about this? On her own? It would mean flying a broomstick. ALONE! Has any cat in the world flown a broomstick alone? Can she actually do it?

Welcome to HEX HIGH SCHOOL! Here students ask themselves: "When will the murders stop?" In Why Begins With W, the first book in The Time Capsule Murders trilogy, a Freshman, trying to solve the mystery of the hidden evil in the school, invited you on a journey into fear itself. In Dial Emma For Murder, the sequel, the journey took you beyond fear and into the reality of terror. Now, to solve the mystery, you must finally follow this Freshman down the hall and into the very heart of a pitiless wasteland known as HEX HIGH SCHOOL!

Who is Emma, and why should you dial her phone number for...murder? Mysterious answers pepper the pages of Book II of The Time Capsule Murders! Will the strange narrator of the diaries or the police solve and stop the murders? The Unknown Narrator becomes more obsessed with a case that the police say is CLOSED: Were the murders an insane fantasy to begin with? But why does the violence continue? You will dive even deeper into the soulless soul of American high school life, and the mysteries revealed in Why Begins With W become even more terrifying, as your trembling hand reaches for your phone to....Dial Emma For Murder!

Rupert Brown's pets, a pair of guinea pigs, a turtle, and a cockatiel, have started talking to him again, a sure sign that Miss Switch, a bona fide, no-fooling, real witch, is back again as Pepperdine Elementary School's enormously popular sixth-grade teacher! This can only spell one thing: the wicked Saturna has never forgiven Rupert for blowing up her judgmental Computowitch to save Miss Switch from its idiotic verdict. So back she is, this time contriving a plot that employs villains so vile they can only be imagined between the covers of actual books. With no Computowitch to help her, will Saturna devise a way to make sure that Rupert and his unlucky classmates meet the same terrible ends as these vile villains?!

A collection of 5 stories that present and promote questions and social emotional awareness for children about their experience with COVID-19. This book provides the opportunity to intentionally exercise critical thinking and problem solving skills and is structured to teach children about essential questions within inquiry.