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"On a very windy day, a boy stands by a window with his pinwheel and is suddenly whisked into the sky where he can see a pig, a hen, a cow, and a sheep"--

Uses onomatopoeic text and striking bold illustrations in the story of a homeless cat who is shooed away by several impatient passengers on a bus before meeting an Asian grandfather with whom he finds

Vincent's animal friends disagree on how he should paint his house, so Vincent comes up with a colorful solution.Vincent is ready to paint his house—but what color should it be? He starts painting it white, but the spider says it's his house, and he likes red. The caterpillar says it's his house and he likes yellow. The beetle likes purple, and the bird likes blue.

"On a very windy day, a boy stands by a window with his pinwheel and is suddenly whisked into the sky where he can see a pig, a hen, a cow, and a sheep"--

Raised by a kind, reclusive inventor after the disappearance of her parents, Ever, a misfit student at a school for children of gifted parents, teams up with a once-intrepid spy and a dignified rat on

As part of his family's magic act, eleven-year-old Balthazar is the only member without real magical powers, but when his family disappears in the middle of a performance, Balthazar must work with wit

Vowing to be a brave defender of the boy who has adopted him, former shelter dog Strudel struggles in the face of humorous mistakes to expose an untrustworthy person before he is reunited with an old

Spending the summer with her father in his Winnebago when her mother is sent abroad by her job, Cassie misses the conveniences of city life and begins jotting down clues in her journal in the aftermat

A treasury of idioms referencing the human body combines engaging illustrations with language-expanding entries that invite elementary school students to laugh their heads off, slap their knees and ha

Watching a pencil, tape measure, saw and drill working with a boy to make a treehouse, little Drew the screw worries that he will not be able to contribute before learning that his job is both importa

An introductory leveled reader for beginners combines very simple text with illustrations by the Geisel Award-winning author/illustrator and follows the antics of two rowdy siblings who wake up, dance

Eleven-year-old Jacques is facing a difficult family situation when he becomes friends with Kiki, a cheerful and strong-minded Somali immigrant. Despite their many differences they are able to help on

It was a busy day at Doctor Nice's office. The waiting room was full of patients with various winter ailments—from Mrs. Pig's frostbitten nose to the goat kids' headaches. In the surprise ending, read

Sesame Seade, an established brainiac and aspiring sleuth, has a mystery to solve when university student Jenna Jenkins goes missing. With help from her friends, Sesame just might crack the case—as lo

Big Green Monster has no interest in being friends with Little Puppy. But when Little Puppy needs help, Big Green Monster immediately comes to the rescue—and finds that there might just be a place for

Three friends have a humorous but doubtful method for making a pile of dimes. Bear has no trouble selling his berries at the farmers' market, but Mole and Skunk are less successful with their worms an

An unorthodox teacher gives one of the most unforgettable spelling lessons ever in this zany adventure with eye-popping surprises as well as excellent spelling advice.

Cat wants a fish. In his search he ends up buying presents for all his friends but no fish. When Cat returns home and presents his friends with their new things, they are all very happy, which for Cat

Elephants Ed and Kip are thrilled that Bug will play with them, but their game goes awry when hungry Crocodile gets involved.

Al loves owls. He reads books about owls, watches movies starring owls, and draws pictures of owls—he even sleeps with a stuffed owl. Al wishes he could be just like an owl instead of a kid! His dream

Ann is playing school with her friend Bess. "Oh, no. Here comes Min!" Ann says. "This is a school zone, Min. School is hard. You are not ready. Here is the line. You may not step over it." Min is clev

Ann is playing school with her friend Bess. "Oh, no. Here comes Min!" Ann says. "This is a school zone, Min. School is hard. You are not ready. Here is the line. You may not step over it." Min is clev

With simple text and lush watercolor illustrations, Caldecott Honor winner Ted Lewin invites readers to explore animal camouflage in the rain forest.

Celebrate diversity with a picture book for very young children about the many faces of contemporary families. Big or small, similar or different-looking, there are all kinds of families. Some have on

Mia sucks her thumb. Young readers will laugh at this offbeat picture book, and exasperated adults will be pleased to find a book that addresses this common childhood compulsion with humor and compass

In Halibut Bay, Eddie and his dog Phil must give up their plans for fishing to help ailing Aunt Sue with her chores, which include throwing a pirate birthday for Sue's friend, a one-footed pirate name

Photos show how different types of skeletons work. Full-color photographs of people and animals are overlaid with illustrations of bones to show these supporting frameworks. Readers will learn that bo

Characteristics of the five vertebrate classes—mammal, bird, fish, reptile, and amphibian— are described along with illustrations reminiscent of woodcuts. A chart, an afterword about invertebrates, an

Big Green Monster has no interest in being friends with Little Puppy. But when Little Puppy needs help, Big Green Monster immediately comes to the rescue—and finds that there might just be a place for

Mole’s determination to ride without training wheels vanishes when he wobbles and crashes— but Bear’s support convinces him to try again.A charming story about confidence and perseverance, starring Will Hillenbrand’s beloved Bear and Mole. At first, Mole can’t wait to get the training wheels off his bike, but riding is harder than he expects.“I quit!” he sobs, after his first attempt goes awry. But his dear friend Bear encourages him to get up and try again. It’s a bumpy ride—but Mole makes it, all by himself. Will Hillenbrand’s Bear and Mole series is the perfect choice for storytime sharing or reading aloud. Strong verbs, repetitive phrases, and fun-to-read sounds keep young listeners and readers engaged with the story, while the gentle illustrations add detail and quiet humor. Kids will delight in poring over these books again and again.Don’t miss the other Bear and Mole titles, including All For a Dime, Spring is Here, and First Star!

Bold art and a simple text with a brief glossary explain how a little tugboat can do some very big jobs.

Jane Cabrera's signature bold hues and lively animal characters are a delight in this version of the well-loved children's song, with new lyrics that encourage young readers to sing along.

One sunny Saturday in 1889, Lizzie helps her grandmother scrub, boil, rinse, and hang loads of laundry, although she would rather be having a tea party with her best friend, Lucy, and their dolls, Ame

Chased into a theater by a cat, a mouse becomes entranced by the ballet dancers on stage and comes to be friends with one of them.

Poor Sam! He wants to play with the big kids. “You are too small,” they tell him. “Go home.” They hide from Sam, then they won't let him play in their fort. But when the big kids need help, who saves

A crew of happy dogs digs merrily in the dirt. But the groundhogs, mice, and moles don't like it. The dogs are on the run again! New readers will delight in this joyful story with its surprise climax.

The winning nonfiction team returns with a larger-than-life math book that is sure to fascinate young readers. Huge numbers are hard to comprehend. This book explains quantities in terms children can

Can I do it? wonders a little crocodile when he sees a sign for Sunday's big swimming race. With a little motivation from his friend, the crocodile realizes he can indeed triumph.

A stunning picture book celebrates the first widely seen integrated jazz performance: the debut of the Benny Goodman quartet with Teddy Wilson in 1936 Chicago.

Frankie Joe Huckaby, forced to live with his father, a stepmother, and four half-brothers, starts a delivery service to finance his escape back to his mother in Texas, not realizing he has a better li