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Hablemos, the Spanish language edition of the Talk-About-Books series, feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy. Each book is ill

A fascinating and fun foray into the world of make believe allows children from a wide variety of ethnic, cultural, and familial backgrounds to pretend to be a mom, a dad, a doctor, and a hero being c

Loris Lesynski's popular book of poems is newly released in full color! Loris's poetry is an invitation to be irreverent, observant, witty, expressive, and creative. She demonstrates how much fun poe

A fascinating and fun foray into the world of make believe allows children from a wide variety of ethnic, cultural, and familial backgrounds to pretend to be a mom, a dad, a doctor, and a hero being c

Acclaimed Inuit storyteller Michael Kusugak weaves a tapestry of tales about ten-year-old Agatha and her accidental heroism in the high Arctic of 1958. The first of Agatha's stories is based on one of

Acclaimed Inuit storyteller Michael Kusugak weaves a tapestry of tales about ten-year-old Agatha and her accidental heroism in the high Arctic of 1958. The first of Agatha's stories is based on one of

These stories were chosen from the folklore of regions as diverse as Africa, South America and Asia. This volume contains three classic folktales--"The Pedlar's Caps," "Big Monkey's Banana Trouble" a

Talk-About-Books feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy.

A collection of vibrant photographs captures a fun-filled day at the playground, from the slides to the sandbox to a wonderful family picnic.

A young man, swimming off the shore of a Caribbean island, is saved from drowning by a mysterious boy who appears from the depths. His body is scarred, yet his face is beautiful, and he leaps and swim

Gah-Ning wants to go to Kapuskasing, that bustling hub of Northern Ontario civilization. But her father doesn't want her to go. He knows what happens to people when they go there--they shop until thei

Gah-Ning wants to go to Kapuskasing, that bustling hub of Northern Ontario civilization. But her father doesn't want her to go. He knows what happens to people when they go there--they shop until thei

Northern Lights is a beautiful tale that explores the mystical aspects of the northern lights in Inuit culture. Scientists have their own explanations for the phenomenon that occurs when the night

Northern Lights is a beautiful tale that explores the mystical aspects of the northern lights in Inuit culture. Scientists have their own explanations for the phenomenon that occurs when the night

Hablemos, the Spanish language edition of the Talk-About-Books series feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy.

Talk-About-Books feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy.

Talk-About-Books feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy.

Hablemos, the Spanish language edition of the Talk-About-Books series, feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy. Each book is ill

This is a favorite from Bob Munsch's live storytelling sessions. Brigid is on the trail of the ultimate felt marker. At first, she's satisfied to be drawing wonderful pictures. But soon she must have

When Angela's father takes her to the airport, he does not count on the magnitude of the problems she will create, as the young lady winds up taking off in an untended airplane

Talk-About-Books feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy.

Talk-About-Books feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy.

Talk-About-Books feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy.

Talk-About-Books feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy.

Talk-About-Books feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy.

Talk-About-Books feature a simple text and engaging photographs intended to encourage discussion and the development of literacy.

Mother's furniture in the yard catches the attention of the garbage man. "... another stunning achievement for this talented author and illustrator." - Children's Book News "... a most captivating a

Robin discovers a baby that says "Agu, agu, agu" in her sandbox and tries to find an adult who wants to take care of it

Thomas refuses to wear his new snowsuit despite the pleas of his mother, his teacher, and even his principal. When everyone s best efforts lead only to comedic chaos, they all agree it s best to let T

While looking for her lost father at the airport, Angela ends up in the front of the plane. She decides to push just one button, and then another ... and another ...

Moira invites grades 1 to 6 to her birthday party. But her parents don't know--until ... About the Classic Munsch series:Robert Munsch's award-winning books have become a staple on the bookshelves of

The ever-popular story of a little boy in the throes of toilet training.

The wind brings Millicent a hoped-for friend. About the Classic Munsch series:Robert Munsch's award-winning books have become a staple on the bookshelves of families worldwide. His stories reflect the

Five-year-old Robin unearths a baby in her sandbox and has a hard time finding anyone willing to take care of it.

A little book about the big bond between two young sisters:Sister in the kitchen.Sister in my room.Sister in a box.Sister going zoom.Whew. Being a sibling is about many things: sharing, having fun tog

Never having seen trees, the children in Repulse Bay decide that the funny things sent them one year must actually be baseball bats. An autobiographical tale from Michael Kusugak's childhood tells

What a Waste! answers the question: when we throw something away, where is ?away”? Ever since cave people cracked open seafood shells for dinner, humans have produced garbage, and we’ve had to figure out what to do with it. What a Waste! explores the history of garbage from earliest times to today, covering subjects including dumps, human waste, water pollution, ?problem” garbage, and modern ?throwaway” culture. From islands made out of 5,000-year-old garbage in the Florida Everglades and sophisticated waste-disposal systems in ancient Pakistan to ?fatbergs” the size of a city bus in sewers today, What a Waste! delves into the fascinating, weird, and often disgusting world of garbage, and shows why it’s a growing problem. Creative solutions are showcased, like Repair Cafés to fix broken items, grocery stores that specialize in ?imperfect” fruits and vegetables, and filtration systems in Kenya made from discarded water bottles. With an inviting presentation including hand-lettering and

Preparing for kindergarten is a huge step for young children. This encouraging tale of a child's experience touches on the many milestones towards this big goal. The little girl narrator counts out plates when she helps Dad set the table. She calls out letters when she walks down the street with Mom. She even helps her stuffies say sorry after they fight. And with a little help from Mom, Dad, her cat, and faithful stuffed mouse, she's now ready for her new adventure ... kindergarten! In simple, clear language, Ayer conveys the inner thoughts of a young girl excited about starting school. Arbour's bright, cheery illustrations are the perfect antidote to any preschooler's jitters. Parents and children will enjoy reading Ready, Set, Kindergarten! together as they talk about the skills needed for entering kindergarten.

All around the world, people are farming in the concrete jungle! The urban farming movement is rapidly gaining widespread acceptance. Now it's time for kids to be a part of it, too! With a minimum of equipment and whether alone or with friends, kids can start growing fruit and vegetables at home, in a community garden, or at school. Combining practical tips and well-researched facts, Potatoes on Rooftops is a brisk and informative overview of the how and why of the movement toward small-scale urban farming. There are many ways to farm in the city: a Detroit high school program teaches students to grow food and raise chickens; in Tokyo, a bank vault was converted into an underground greenhouse; in Nairobi, local youth transformed part of a slum into a garden that helps feed their families; First Lady Michelle Obama established an organic garden at the White House; and more in other countries. Short, kid-friendly descriptions and vibrant photos and illustrations keep the pace moving and

Journey to the sun with a space-faring holy order, a drunken pilot and the young teen caught between them.Bartholomew hasn't had a lot of life experience. As a novice monk aboard the spaceship monaste