Prince Noah, who has Down syndrome, lives in a kingdom where children go to school on great sailing ships segregated by gender and mental and physical abilities, but when the students are kidnapped by pirates, they must work together to escape.

Emily Windsnap ends up surrounded by pirates — and on a life-changing adventure — in the eighth installment of the New York Times best-selling series. Traveling home by cruise ship should be a relaxing break after Emily’s latest adventure, but things take a turn when the ship is overtaken by a pirate king and his crew. After the pirates collect everyone’s riches, they steal something even more valuable: Aaron. The pirate king’s eldest son takes Aaron captive, forcing him to help guide the pirates to the mythical Trident’s Treasure. So Emily dives into action and joins the younger son’s crew in hopes of saving Aaron. But while experiencing life on the waves, Emily is surprised to find herself not only enjoying the pirate life, but actually bonding with the crew — especially Sam, the pirate king’s son. Between helping Sam unravel riddles to beat his brother to the treasure and making sure that her friends are safe, Emily realizes that she needs to be true to herself. Will she cast aside her mermaid life to join her new friends, or will she find a way to follow her own path?

"When a pirate fish and a prince fish are dropped into the same fishtank, it doesn't seem like they'll ever get along--until the arrival of a third fish inspires them to cooperate"--

A fun and clever picture book retelling of Goldilocks—with pirates! Once upon a seaworthy sloop lived three pirates: the big, pilfering Papa, the medium-sized, menacing Mama, and the small, bonny Baby, a pirate-in-training. They were excellent pirates, but not very good housekeepers, so their gruel wasn't tasty, their stools weren't sturdy, and their hammocks weren't hung properly. Luckily for them, Goldenlocks happened along when they were out for a row in the harbor. April Jones Prince's rollicking text and Steven Salerno's swashbuckling paintings make Goldenlocks and the Three Pirates a first-rate adventure and a spirited take on Goldilocks.

A rhyming tale of pirates who go to school accompanied by their parrots, learn arithmetic and letters, and want to hear sea stories at storytime.

Read this action-packed saga as a stand-alone story or as part of the Prince Martin Epic series. In this epic illustrated adventure told in riveting rhyming verse, Prince Martin, his Band of Brothers, and his father-the King-embark on a dangerous quest to recover friends lost at sea. Their exciting voyage takes them to the Tropical Main, where unfathomable secrets lay concealed in the deep. But that once-peaceful sea is now plagued by the Dread Pirate Kaine, his gruesome pets, and his infamous crew. When these notorious sea rovers capture the boy prince, Martin discovers that his only hope might come from the sea itself... This high-stakes clash between good and evil has some scary parts on the way to a glorious, triumphal ending. Ages 9 and up. May not be suitable for younger or sensitive children. Get your copy now-because their hearts will soar... Praise for Prince Martin and the Pirates: "This is a wonderful and magical book. It has dastardly pirates, radiant mermaids, a noble king, trusty knights, and, of course, the resourceful and ever-brave Prince Martin. What more could you ask! I only wish my son was young again so I could read this book with him." - Eric Jay Dolin, author of Black Flags, Blue Waters: The Epic History of America's Most Notorious Pirates "Adventure, Pirates, Courage. This series is perfect for boys, and parents who want their boys to have something written just for the men their sons will become. The stories they find within these pages will take them farther into their imagination than any video game ever will, and dare them to become who they one day will be." - Nick Cole, Two-Time Dragon Award Winner, Author of Forgotten Ruin Books in the Prince Martin Epic chapter books series. Each tale can be read in order or as a stand-alone: ★ Prince Martin Wins His Sword ★ Prince Martin and the Thieves ★ Prince Martin and the Dragons ★ Prince Martin and the Cave Bear ★ Prince Martin and the Last Centaur ★ Prince Martin and the Pirates