The Artifact Group Books

Biggest Easter Egg Big Red Reader
Biggest Easter Egg Big Red Reader

By Sonia Sander, Ann Marie Nye

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Clifford wants to decorate the biggest Easter egg and so he uses an ostrich egg.

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Journey around the world
Journey around the world

By Sarah Albee

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The brave explorers know the world is round ... but can they convince Queen Tasha?

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Trick or treat
Trick or treat

By Sierra Harimann

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The dogs in Puppyville are excited to go trick-or-treating, but Fuji can't decide what to wear, until she rescues a kitten and gets an idea!

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3 2 1 liftoff
3 2 1 liftoff

By Sonia Sander

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Lego astronauts board the space shuttle and set to work exploring space.

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Best friends
Best friends

By Sierra Harimann

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A perfect Thanksgiving
A perfect Thanksgiving

By Sierra Harimann

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Ivy is looking forward to the amazing feast she has prepared for her friends for Thanksgiving.

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Easter egg hunt
Easter egg hunt

By Sierra Harimann

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"Sammy wants to plan an Easter egg hunt... but the plastic eggs are missing! Can her puppy pals think of another way to make Easter fun and festive?"--P. [4] of cover.

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Atlantis SquarePantis
Atlantis SquarePantis

By Erica Pass, The Artifact Group

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After discovering the missing half of an ancient amulet, SpongeBob and his friends find themselves in the lost city of Atlantis. There SpongeBob and Patrick take a picture with the World's Oldest L...

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Teacher trouble
Teacher trouble

By Justin Spelvin, The Artifact Group

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When Robbie Rotten disguises himself as a substitute teacher and prevents his students from learning anything, Sportacus must save the day.

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