Barn Owl Media

King Arthur’s legend is known far and wide. Brave, bold and majestic, he rules his people with a gentle hand. But there is a part no one has been told…King Arthur was a horrible artist. Frustrated with his numerous failed attempts, he bans art all throughout his kingdom. Havoc washes over the land. How can he bring back the joy and color that have now been stripped away?

Gavin McCracken’s science teacher announced a competition. Every member of the robotics club had to design and build a robot for their end-of-the-year project. The grand prize promised a week at Robot Camp. Gavin wanted to win more than anything. So he drew and he thought and he thought and he drew. After measuring, clanging, banging, and coding... screwing, crunching, taping, and gluing... He finally had something he was sure that would win. However... Drots had ideas of its own.

Curiosity gnaws away at twin cats, Cleo and Catrina, as they watch each other’s lives from afar. They ponder the mysteries lying just beyond, feeling left out. Thinking that the grass is greener on the other side, they switch places. Enduring both joy and catastrophe, the twins realize they made a mistake.

Atticus James, curious and wild, discovers that school is, well — school. Finding the classroom much too tame, he delivers a daily dose of wild through his antics. Teacher, desperate to bring calm to her classroom enlists the help of his parents, and together they find the best solution — a trip to the Gnu Petting Zoo. Once there, Atticus James discovers the animals are not quite as wild as he thought. He petitions his teacher for a much wilder place to be. Does she deliver? You bet!

Timothy Thomas Taylor is taunted every day by his greatest fear…something so horrendous even his classmates go running in fear. Join him on his journey of self-discovery as he conquers the foes of his imagination. Wrapped in friendship and courage, it is a story for children of all ages.

The greatest Storyteller in the forest is about to go into hibernation. What will all the animals do without their nightly stories? Karen Moore has given us a wonderful tale of what it takes to create something original. With Doug Hansen's art to bring the characters to life, Oogie and Mr. Fox challenge the bounds of creativity and, in the process, perfectly illustrate the writer's most common dilemma. Being original. With touches of Goldilocks, Winnie-the-Pooh and Paddington, Oogie's journey leads him to the place where stories are born.