In this book Charlie ventures to Massachusetts hoping his time will be a bit different from Florida. While in Massachusetts he meets some locals, eats delicious food at must eat at hot spots and tries to do all the touristy things one would do when visiting Massachusetts. It's filled with history, landmarks and a hear warming ending. to find warm weather, nice people and things to do. He ends up heading back home to Antartica after a slew of events don't quite go Charlies way.In Charlie's 2nd adventure, Charlie Takes an Adventure to Massachusetts, Charlie sets out to Massachusetts hoping Massachusetts can be a place Charlie can call home. While Charlie is in town visiting Massachusetts, he stops by some popular well-known, must-see places; Boston, Plimoth Plantation, The North End, Fenway, and Salem.And?Charlie sets foot in a famous fast-food chain restaurant ONLY found in Massachusetts. Can you guess that place!?I can't spoil too much for you. But I can tell you if you are from Massachusetts like I myself you will totally just LOVE book 2. (I was born in Natick, MA? at the Leonard Morse Hospital to be exact!) Not only are the illustrations wicked awesome but the storyline really keeps you glued to your chair and wanting to know where Charlie goes in his third adventure! New Englanders this book is a must-have in your library! Charlie meets Myrna, a school teacher dressed up as a witch in Salem telling Charlie something very profound of what he must do next in order to be happy again. Get the book to find out what happens and how Charlie even ended up in Salem.

This book was written when author Haley Marguerite was 11 years old, part of a class project. The book got published 13 years later after many people discouraged her from following her dream of becoming an author. In this book Charlie ventures to Florida to find warm weather, nice people and things to do. He ends up heading back home to Antartica after a slew of events make him understand how good he had it with his family and friends in Pickering Wharf.

In this book Charlie has just won a trip to the moon and he is taking his best friend Phil! Charlie and Phil learn all about what an astronaut must do during training at Cape Canaveral. While at the training and throughout the book, Charlie encounters a good amount of bullying from his peers and tries to figure out how to deal with it. Charlie meets Captain Chapman at a dinner party and learns about these anti-bullying programs his organization have been implementing for some time and have been working. In an effort to spread peace on the moon and back on Earth Charlie lines up meetings with big name organizations to inform them about the programs. Towards the end of the book Charlie's peers turn to him for help back on the spaceship as a faulty switch is broken and he is the only one that is small enough to fit through the opening. Charlie ends up fixing it and being everyone's hero. The reader learns heroes come in all different shapes and sizes. on the moon Charlie encounters his peers bullying him. This book and the other Charlie Takes an Adventure book series includes 22+ anti-bullying programs all 100% free.

Join Charlie in his 3rd adventure to New York! Yet again, Charlie thinks there is a place better than Pickering Wharf, Antartica. In this book Charlie learns many fun facts and makes some stops along his trip locating historical landmarks such as; Radio City Hall, Rockefeller Center, Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, tries to see a football game Giants vs Jets and much, much more. He ends he trip with a good cry to Santa Claus of "everything" that is going wrong on his trip. Santa enlightens Charlie what he must do in order to be happy again. Some big names in this book that we enjoyed contacting for product placement are as follows: Eli Manning, National Football League, Met Life Stadium, Uber Technologies LLC, Google, Pepperidge Farms and Bibble & Sip Bakery Cafe.

Charlie Anne is devastated when her father must go north to build roads after the Depression hits. She and her siblings are left with their rigid cousin, Mirabel, and a farm full of chores. The only solace Charlie Anne finds is by the river, where the memory of her mother is strongest. Then her neighbor Old Mr. Jolly brings home a new wife, Rosalyn, who shows up in pants—pants!—the color of red peppers. With her arrives Phoebe, a young African American girl who has also lost her mother. Phoebe is smart and fun and the perfect antidote to Charlie Anne's lonely days. The girls soon forge a friendship and learn from each other in amazing ways. But when hatred turns their town ugly, it's almost more than they can bear. Now it's up to Charlie Anne and Phoebe to prove that our hearts are always able to expand.

To Charlie’s classmates, it seems like the kiwi bird got a raw deal: It barely has wings at all, so it can’t fly, and its long whiskers are more like a cat’s. How can such an unlucky bird even survive in the wild? But Charlie thinks the kiwi is cool, and with the help of his great-great-great-great-great-grandpa Charles Darwin, he travels back in time to learn how the kiwi evolved from a dinosaur-like creature to its present-day wingless state. Learning that “little changes in each generation can add up to BIG changes,” Charlie begins to understand that the kiwi bird’s flightless ways and catlike whiskers might be a bit odd, but they are exactly what has helped the species survive over thousands of years! Based on an exhibit from the New York Hall of Science that is currently touring the country, this Darwinian adventure through time explains the hugely important principle of evolution in an accessible, kid-friendly style.