Usborne Books 2010 Coloring Contest Winners!

Congratulations to Hailey and Katilin Castro! Gift baskets for winners for the 2010 Usborne Books Coloring Contest! Sponsored by Jennifer Puntney.

Easter Baskets!!

Easter is right around the corner! Order your Usborne Easter Basket today. Each basket will contain an Usborne Book(s), candy, activity(s), toy(s), and more. Tell me your budget, age, boy or girl, theme (if you wish). Email me your requests/orders at kidsmatter@ymail.com.

New Release Conspiracy365

A HOT NEW SERIES FOR 2010A NEW BOOK EVERY MONTH12 Books – 12 MonthsAre you looking for that PERFECT gift? An exciting read? A hot new series? Or just something that is HOT and NEW?I have exactly what you are looking for!Conspiracy365Receive these books exclusively before they hit store shelves!How do we do this?As an Independent Educational Consultant for Usborne Books and More a division of EDC Publishing, we receive the titles before they are released to bookstores. This was arranged by EDC President and CEO Randall White.What’s the book about? Well, let me give you a little sneak peak!

On New Year's Eve, Cal is chased down the street by a staggering, sick man with a deadly warning...
“They killed your father. They'll kill you. You must survive the next 365 days.”

Hurled into a life on the run the 15-year-old fugitive is isolated and alone. Hunted by the law and ruthless criminals, Cal must somehow uncover the truth about his father’s mysterious death and a history-changing secret. Who can he turn to, who can he trust, when the whole world seems to want him dead?

The clock is ticking. Any second could be his last.Callum Ormond has been warned.He has 365 days.The countdown has begun...12 books. 12 months.

Learn more about the series at www.Conspiracy365US.com

“Several factors make this book a top choice for reluctant readers, including the nonstop action, the small trim, the short length and the amount of white space on the pages.” - Kirkus Reviews (December 1, 2009)

“Lord creates a tense environment…the villains are suitably vile and entertaining, and Cal makes for an affable hero.” - Publishers Weekly (December 7, 2009)