ARGYLE FOX PUBLISHING TITLES
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THE ARGYLE FOX PUBLISHING CATALOG
Welcome to the Argyle Fox Publishing catalog. Look below to learn about and purchase our latest titles and your next favorite book.
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The Day Saturn Lost Its Rings
By Jelena Wright | Illustrated by TBD
Zane can’t believe his eyes. A spaceship is in his backyard!
He soon comes face to face with an alien named Xander, who begs Zane to help find Saturn’s missing rings.
Soon, the pair zooms through space, looking for pieces of the missing rings.
Will they be able to put the rings back together and in place or will Saturn lose its name as the ringed planet?
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Black Graffiti
By MeChele Sand
From the introduction: Have you ever felt that you didn’t fit in or belong because of how someone made you feel? Have you ever been made to feel unpretty?
This poetry book aims to redefine how we see beauty. Our beauty isn’t defined by the color of our skin. Real beauty is found in who we are as human beings and how we love.
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Sam and the Superpowered Pencil from Outer Space: A story about the power of words
By Sara Jane Briggs | Illustrated by Admiral Sya
Sam loves school, but he’s not that good at it. When an alien from outer space gives him a pencil with superpowers, that all changes.
Suddenly, Sam aces his tests at school. Then, he learns a valuable life lesson he’ll never forget.
Nerds in the Burbs, Book Two
Written and Illustrated by Michael Adam Jones
Join cousins Billy Bathwater and Jack Nerdstrom and their friends as they once again vie for supremacy of the suburbs against the villainous Shadee Fella and his team of henchmen/roommates. This time, Shadee and his crew find that their luck has run out as they look for a temporary place to stay in the burbs, and Nate the Pumpkin learns that success may come at a steep price.
A Bat Among Bruins
By Brock Enloe
It’s 1988. John and Billy Daggon’s father took a new job, forcing the family to move to Burdine, Missouri. Soon after arriving at the small town, John begins to notice odd things: stores close before dark, no one goes out after dusk, and there’s talk of killer bats decades earlier.
After a basketball game, the team throws a bonfire party on the mountain and John gets attacked by native American vampire bats. Realizing he’s slowly becoming a creature of the night, John and his friends scramble to stop the transformation before it’s too late.
Day and Night: The 21st Century Work Environment
By Candice Waldo
Today’s workplace is brutal. If you’re not careful, it can take everything you have and leave you empty. But with the right attitude, you can move through the work environment with grace, and the hardships of life can make you stronger.
This collection of poems by Candice Waldo illuminates these truths and captures the modern worker’s dilemma without apology.
Granny Annie Names the Kitten in the Mitten
By Annie MacGregor | Illustrated by Victoria Aniefiok
Granny Annie lives in the mitten with her fluffy, yellow kitten. The kitten has no name, and Granny Annie wants that to change. So, she invites her family up to help name her young cat.
This story reminds readers that the simplest memories are some of the sweetest.
Zoom to the Stars
By Megan Hamilton | Illustrated by Chris Fowler
Aaron’s not ready to sleep—he’s ready to blast off!
With a toy rocket and a big imagination, Astronaut Aaron zooms past the moon, dodges a black hole, and discovers that the stars might be closer than he thinks. Zoom to the Stars is a playful, heartwarming journey through space and storytime, perfect for little explorers who dream big—even at bedtime.
Mitch Tames the Fire Within
By Tracy Blanchard | Illustrated by Rodrigo Paulo
Mitch loves soccer, dreams big, and plays hard — but sometimes his anger gets the better of him. When he’s told he won’t make the team this season, the fire inside starts to burn hotter than ever.
With a mix of heart, humor, and practical strategies, Mitch Tames the Fire Inside helps kids understand that anger isn’t bad—it just needs to be handled with a game plan.
Rock, Recycle, Repeat!
By Audra E. Balson
How do rocks form, and what exactly are they? Geologist Audra E. Balson answers these questions and more in her delightful, rhyming picture book. The perfect gift for tomorrow’s science-loving kids!
My Love Jar
By Jessica Suh Oh | Illustrated by Admiral Sya
“I love rocks.”
Thus begins this delightful picture book that shows a simple object, such as a rock, can mean so much more. Combining a delightful rhyming cadence with simple, engaging illustrations, My Love Jar will leave readers infusing meaning into the everyday objects in their lives.
Leavers and Cleavers
By Gary L. Riggins
Love is a complicated little word that has led to and brought an end to countless wars. It is also what brings two people together in holy matrimony.
In this book, Gary L. Riggins draws on the Scripture to lay out a two-part recipe for faithful love that lasts a lifetime. Ingredients needed: leaving and cleaving.
Just Like Me
By Rebecca Bowman | Illustrated by Aya Bhery
When young Asher watches a clip of a boy named Taim, something about Taim sticks with him—maybe it’s the way he dances or how he wears a superhero cape just like Asher does.
Taim lives far away, where tents take the place of houses, horse-drawn carts roll where cars belong, and dinner isn’t guaranteed. But once, Taim had a home, neighborhood, and life much like Asher’s.
Just Like Me is about connection and empathy, a reminder that compassion can bring hearts—and worlds—closer together.
Ask Me How Do I Feel
By Jon Fishman
“Try something different.”
It was a simple sentence spoken by Ty’s mom. But this simple sentence set off a chain reaction that changed everything for Ty. In the midst of high school drama, Ty learns a lot about life, taking chances, reconciliation, love, death, and love after death.
. . . And There Was a Calm
By Mark Wells with Daniel K. Brantley
On September 10, 2009, Mark’s world was in shambles. One of his stepsons was missing, and the other was coming to terms with being a teenage father. Mark needed a break, a change of scenery, a chance to clear his head.
When he headed out of town, he expected fun and fishing. Instead, he got a broken back and a life forever changed.
In . . . And There Was a Calm, Mark recounts his horrific accident and recovery, his broken marriage, and God’s gracious hand through it all.