Magic Shoes: A Short Story About Overcoming Shyness To Try New Things    by Jasmin Hill
Price: $4.99 USD. 770 words. Language: English. Published by Stephen Williams on April 7, 2013. Fiction » Children’s books » Social Issues / Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance.
This story is about a boy that was shy and clumsy until his mother bought him a new pair shoes. Wearing his new pair of shoes made him braver, giving him a chance to explore and play with the other kids in the neighborhood. Are you shy? Are you scared to go outside to play with other kids? Are you scared you won’t do well in sports? Well, it just takes a little magic for you to have fun!

Rachel Loves to Run and Play    by Tara Harwood
Price: $2.99 USD. 1520 words. Language: English. Published by Tex Ware  on March 25, 2013. Fiction » Children’s books » Sports & Recreation / General.
Rachel Loves to Run and Play is a children’s book about a real person named Rachel. She is Tara Harwood’s best friend. Rachel is a person who plays her hardest no matter what. It can be raining or snowing and Rachel will still play hard.

The Kid Named Sid    by T. D. Hilliard
You set the price! 1490 words. Language: English. Published on February 22, 2012. Fiction » Children’s books » Sports & Recreation / Miscellaneous.
The book entitled "The kid Named Sid", is about a kid who teaches a boy about the importance of sharing, friendship, and caring for others feeling. The book uses rhyming and pictures to do this. The book will be a continuing series that teaches other lessens to early readers. A series using these and other recurring characters.

Operation Middle School Madness    by Melva Gifford
Price: $3.99 USD. 66380 words. Language: English. Published on January 22, 2012. Fiction » Children’s books » Sports & Recreation / Miscellaneous.
Thomas is obsessed with his military video game WASP. He dreams of being a Special Ops soldier. Pretend becomes real when he moves to Alaska. Valuable equipment is being stolen from a military base. The base, family and country are in danger. Thomas and Jake must employ all their skills to catch the culprits. They don't have to look very far to find the key suspect at their very own school.