Bill Harley

Charlie springs into action when he learns that one of his best friends, Hector, who will move back to Chile at the end of fourth grade, is being bullied.

James Dobbins writes letters to Santa Claus, detailing what he and some family members want for Christmas and explaining his behavior of the past year. Dear Santa, Here is what I want for Christmas ... From an aquarium (with a piranha), to earplugs for blocking out his little sister, to a full-size hockey rink, Jimmy wants a lot for Christmas. What Jimmy needs is a little Christmas spirit. A hilarious series of letters to Santa follows Jimmy's experience...

Justin has lost the hat his grandmother made for him, and if he is to find it in time for her visit he will have to go talk to Mr. Rumkowsky, the gruff old school custodian in charge of the Lost and Found.

Here's three stories about accidents. If tragedy plus distance equals humor, that's where they fit.

"I had no idea when I started recording this album in 2017 that it was going to take longer than six months. Here we are, almost four years later. Of course, I've got my excuses, as do we all over the last year. There are stories to tell about what we have been through and where we are going. But this expression of life is finished. As the recording came together, I realized that it is really my most contemplative, or spiritual album to date ? saying...

Two-time Grammy winner Bill Harley takes kids back to his boyhood with stories about summer at the community pool, field trips to the state house, and a Valentine's Day disaster. Heartfelt and witty, Harley's tales engage kids like no other and send adults on a trip to their own past. Are the stories true? Bill says the more he tells them, the truer they get.