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Matthew Forsythe 繼《Pokko and the Drum》後，再次以詩意畫風與精簡文字呈現一段關於界線與友誼的故事。Aggie 為了與幽靈同住而制定規則，卻意外展開一場充滿智慧與趣味的對決。這個關於「如何相處」的故事，透過柔和色彩與巧妙構圖，讓孩子從遊戲中體會分享與尊重的意義。2025 School Library Journal Best Book of the YearA LitHub Most Anticipated Children's Book of 2025 From Matthew Forsythe, the creator of the acclaimed and beloved Pokko and the Drum, comes a surprising and pleasing picture book about rules. And sharing. And an epic game of tic-tac-toe. Aggie is very excited to live on her own--until she finds out her new house is haunted. But no fear, the situation is nothing that can't be fixed with a carefully considered list of rules: No haunting after dark. No stealing socks. No eating all the food. But the ghost doesn't like playing by the rules and challenges Aggie to an epic game of tic-tac-toe--winner gets the house.

From the author of Friends comes a tender picture book about a boy who gets a new perspective on his grandparents after uncovering an attic of treasures and a suitcase of mysterious photos while staying with them for the summer. When a boy goes to visit his grandparents in the summer, it isn't long before he gets bored. Every day is the same, and there's nothing to do except reading and gardening like his grandparents, which the boy thinks is dull and not fun at all. Then he goes exploring and finds a suitcase in the attic filled with incredible things, including pictures that show a young couple exploring the world, having fun adventures, and dancing and singing. Who could they be?

A young girl and her goldfish sidekick set out to trap a monster and instead wind up making a new friend in this debut picture book that's perfect for fans of How to Catch a Monster and Jules vs. the Ocean. Gilly loves to flap her flippers in Lighthouse Bay...until a mysterious monster starts menacing the market! It swipes Gilly's flippers, snatches fish, and nabs nets. So Gilly hatches a plan: she is going to catch the sneaky, rotten monster! With the help of her goldfish, Finnegan, and the townspeople, she builds a trap. But when things go awry, Gilly discovers she and the monster may have been after the same thing all along--a friend.

A stunning and picture book reissue of the "brilliant" (The New York Times Book Review) classic Mother Goose collection of over 300 rhymes illustrated by Caldecott Medal winner Arnold Lobel. This treasury of 302 timeless rhymes includes both favorite and less familiar verses that are the foundation of any child's language development, such as "This little pig went to market" and "There was an old woman who lived in a shoe." In a starred review, School Library Journal said this gorgeous collection was "brimming over with energy...distinguished by abundant humor and a rich variety of moods and styles."

Celebrate the wonder of new friends, old friends, and everything-in-between friends in this joyful, resonant picture book. There are many kinds of friends--old friends, new friends, friends that last a lifetime--and the day to make new friends is always near, if you look. This story celebrates all of them: who they are, where we find them, and what we count on them for.