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Cover: Dino-Baseball

Dino-Baseball

“Wheeler and Gott already proved they have a winning formula with Dino-Hockey (2007) and Dino-Soccer (2009), and there’s plenty for dinosaur/sports fanatics to enjoy in this latest installment . . . Gott nails the drama of high-stakes game with a series of… View →

 
Cover: Candor

Candor

“[I]t’s a compelling story that quickly becomes a page-turner. Be prepared for a chilling ending.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 

“Entertaining and subtly reassuring.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: To The Point: A Story about E. B. White

To The Point: A Story about E. B. White

“. . .enjoyable from cover to cover. . .” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Afikotective

Afikotective

“A friendly, and instructive, holiday affair.”—Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Rainbow: A First Book of Pride

Rainbow: A First Book of Pride

“A joyous tribute to LGBTQ families.”—Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Druscilla's Halloween

Druscilla's Halloween

“In this underdog story set ‘a million spells ago,’” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Bunnies and Their Hobbies

Bunnies and Their Hobbies

“. . .the book is a strong contender for the story hour.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: The First Gift

The First Gift

“. . .this book celebrates what a special possession a name is.” — Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Thanksgiving Rules

Thanksgiving Rules

“Percy’s enthusiasm effectively captures the spirit of affable overindulgence.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Harriet and George's Christmas Treat

Harriet and George's Christmas Treat

“A holiday tale that feasters young and old can appreciate.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Elf Night

Elf Night

“. . .Wahl’s narrative effectively blurs the line between fantasy and reality.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: My Singing Nana

My Singing Nana

“A winning story that also serves as a useful family resource.”—Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Trick-or-Treat on Milton Street

Trick-or-Treat on Milton Street

“Bullard gets Charley’s grouchiness and the penultimate party scene just right. . .” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Dearly, Nearly, Insincerely: What Is an Adverb?

Dearly, Nearly, Insincerely: What Is an Adverb?

“A playful, rhyming text and cartoon art vividly explain adverbs and their functions.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Feivel's Flying Horses

Feivel's Flying Horses

“. . .the redemptive powers of faith, family, and creativity coalesce into a touching tale.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Family

Family

“. . .Porter’s softly focused, stylized paintings help convey the family’s energy and camaraderie.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: The Secret of Priest's Grotto: A Holocaust Survival Story

The Secret of Priest's Grotto: A Holocaust Survival Story

“At once sobering and uplifting, this is an astounding story of survival, powerfully told.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Jacob's School Play: Starring He, She, and They

Jacob's School Play: Starring He, She, and They

“Gentle and effective in showing one child eventually comprehending a classmate’s nonbinary identity.”—Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Bunnies and Their Hobbies

Bunnies and Their Hobbies

“Carlson’s pictures of rabbits in their afterwork, leisure hours sing with colors and humor.” — Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Willy the Scrub

Willy the Scrub

“McEwan delivers a worthy message about perseverance and sportsmanship. . .tailor-made for reluctant readers.” — Publisher’s Weekly View →

 
Cover: Horse Sense: The Story of Will Sasse, His Horse Star, and the Outlaw Jesse James

Horse Sense: The Story of Will Sasse, His Horse Star, and the Outlaw Jesse James

“. . .this fast-paced novel offers crackling adventure in a colorful period setting. . . a satisfying read.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Emergency!

Emergency!

“A potent combination of timely subject matter and a bright, upbeat presentation of vehicular heroes in action.” —Publishers Weekly View →

 
Cover: Love, Ruby Valentine

Love, Ruby Valentine

“With her red topknot and a perpetual spring in her step, Ruby is the very definition of spunk.” —Publishers Weekly View →