Riding Buse

In the ten years since Rachel Simon first invited the world to board the bus with her and her sister, Cool Beth, readers across the globe have been moved by their story. Now, in an updated edition with fifty pages of new content, Rachel Simon reflects on changes in her life, Beth's life, and the...

Join Sally the School Bus and her merry bunch of friends on an exciting adventure to the magical world of theater! In "Sally the School Bus Goes to the Theater," young readers will hop aboard with Sally and her enthusiastic passengers as they embark on their very first field trip to the dazzling theater. As the wheels roll and the engine hums, anticipation fills the air. It's a journey brimming with giggles, wonder, and wide-eyed excitement! When they arrive at the theater, with nerves tingling and curiosity piqued, the children experience the enchantment of live performances for the very ...

The experience of riding a yellow school bus has undergone significant changes in the past few decades. With the advent of technology and the increasing use of smartphones and other electronic devices, drivers now face a multitude of distractions. Additionally, the behavior of students on the bus has also evolved, with students often engaging in loud conversations, playing music, or even watching videos without headphones, which can be a significant distraction for the driver.

Attacked by Pit Bulls is an awful way to start the day. But hey, life in the big city is tough. Place just wants to chew you up and spit you out. But you can handle it. You're smart, young, ready for anything. Until some bastard sticks a gun in your face.

As a transit commuter navigating the bustling streets of San Francisco, you may have noticed the cacophony of honks that fills the air daily. This phenomenon, humorously dubbed "Compulsive Honking Syndrome" (C.H.S.), is explored in a light-hearted yet insightful take on urban driving challenges...