Get ready for a frosty, fun-filled adventure in “Parker & Penny Save the Penguin Olympics” and join our adorable heroes on an icy escapade like no other!

On the day of their annual winter games, disaster strikes in snow-covered paradise – and it’s up to our lovable feathered friends to save the day. As they waddle through wintry landscapes, they’ll encounter new friends, share laughs, and even find themselves in a bit of delightful mischief. These penguins may be flightless birds, but watch their imaginations soar!

Will they save the day and keep the Penguin Olympics alive? Find out in this charming story that celebrates the spirit of teamwork, resilience, and the magic of unexpected friendship. With its captivating storytelling and vibrant illustrations, this heartwarming and humorous tale is the perfect winter adventure for little ones.

Join Parker and Penny as they glide into action, proving that even the smallest flippers can make the biggest splash in the coolest Penguin Olympics ever!

Today’s Book of The Day is sponsored by this week’s Kids’ eBook of The Week:

It’s the summer of 1972, and Kansas wheat fields are baking under the relentless sun. Teenagers are celebrating the first taste of freedom as they line their pockets with newly printed driver’s licenses and long-awaited paychecks. Days off are spent at the town’s only lake, nights under the yellow lights of the drive-in restaurant.

But Billy Tupper’s life is a far cry from that of other teenagers. One mistake too many lands him in front of a judge who sentences him to a summer working for Old Lady Baxter, the victim of his latest carelessness…and the rumored child killer of Munroe, Kansas. As Billy sweats his way through endless months of mowing her lawn, weeding her garden, and painting her house, he also searches for the evidence to prove she’s guilty, but what he finds, and what he learns about himself, will change his life forever.

I Know an Old Lady is a touching coming-of-age story of loss and redemption, of understanding and compassion, and of a family torn apart and slowly put back together. I Know an Old Lady is Billy Tupper’s story.