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"In the soft glimmer of a stream--or in the rustling foliage of a tree--if you know where to look, you will find them. The creatures. With the right eye, a stone turns into a Diestrog egg, and a broken teapot becomes the work of a Shard Demon. Come visit this magical, wonder filled world ..."--Provided by publisher.

Does little giraffe eat all alone? Of course not, mommy giraffe is around too. They are eating together. All animals -- elephants, kangaroos, zebras and more -- in this book are busy. All alone? Have a look! A cheerful book with flaps about small animals in their environment

A warmhearted picture book about a different, special ghost. For quiet, and not so quiet, children aged 4 and up.

"A humorous, all-too-familiar portrayal of bedtime hijinks." - Kirkus ReviewsMy dog, Smithy, is the best playmate ever! We have so much fun together—whether he's winning at games, I'm coming out on top, or we’re both making a mess. But Mom doesn’t seem to mind. Or does she?This charming book, perfect for dog lovers, is a sweet and funny celebration of the bond between a child and their dog. With relatable scenarios of an exhausted, working mom and a playful child, it captures the joy and messiness of their adventures and bond that ties them all together.From the winner of Clavis’ 2022 US Key Colors Competition, Darcy Day Zoells, Smithy and Me features emotion-provoking illustrations that beautifully complement the story.A book full of imagination and fun, but also full of mess and mischief. For children ages 4 years and up.

A cheerful summer story about camping. For toddlers ages 24 months and up, with a focus on the world surrounding the child. Lily and Milo are going on vacation. They're going camping! Before they can leave, they have to pack their suitcases. That's not easy! Which camping equipment do they need? What do they leave at home? At the camping site, Lily immediately tries to put up the tent. But where did Milo suddenly go?

A humorous picture book in which Little Mouse has a creative idea about parting with pacifiers. For children ages 2 ¿ years and up. Little Mouse is more curious than ever. He wants to know everything, he wants to see everything . . . including his friends' pacifiers. And they have quite a few! Little Mouse thinks it might be time to show his friends who really need pacifiers . . .

"Waking from his nap, a little polar bear finds himself floating alone on the open sea. His home has broken off from the ice floe and is melting! Just in the nick of time, he arrives in a new land. He needs help, but no one pays him any attention. Until a kind girl with an ice cream cone walks by and takes notice. The town gathers in a very touching way, but for the little polar bear, the solution, while moving, doesn't really address the cause..."--

"Piggy loves to draw and paint. Everyone agrees that he's got talent, so he thinks he has a good chance of winning an art contest. Then...oh NO! Mouse accidentally ruins his beautiful painting! Piggy is devastated, but his friends try their best to help. Maybe he'll win first prize after all?"--Front jacket flap.

An exciting travel story full of interesting names of different animal groups. For curious adventurers ages 5 years and up. Audra and Oliver Otter go on a boat trip with Pop. But when they wake up after a nap, Pop is nowhere to be found! The two little otters search for their way home. Luckily, they get a lot of help from friendly animal gangs. As long as they watch out for the murder of crows, they'll be fine.

A sweet story about being different and learning to embrace your own unique talents. For odd ducks ages 3 years and up. Ducks chitter, jabber, and quack. They always have. They learn from their parents as soon as they hatch, just like dogs learn to bark and cows learn to moo. But when Buddy tries to imitate the other ducklings, only a loud WOOF! comes out . . .

A touching story about a young girl and a horse. For children ages 5 years and up. Sara is sick of being sick. One day, on the way to her cancer treatment, she sees a horse standing alone in the rain. Sara feels an instant connection as her eyes meet his. She must get to know this horse! After days of pleading, her parents take Sara to see him. From then on, she visits him almost every day. Sara finds solace and strength in the company of her newfound friend . . . and maybe even a little magic!

"Is that a regular tree branch, or is a cricket perched on its leaf? Is that a bird standing in the reeds, or is the wind blowing its stems? Some animals are very good at hiding. So good, in fact, that you could almost miss them entirely ... Almost!"--

"Leroy's life with Addie is great. She brings him along almost anywhere and gives him a thousand hugs a day. But a movie about wild lions sparks his curiosity. Could there be more to life than cuddles? What would it be like to live like a true king of the jungle? Leroy is about to find out!"--Back cover.

Included in the Hot Off the Press Spotlight: Big Feelings.Included in the Children's Book Council's March 2024 'Hot Off the Press' reading list. Lena has a favorite sweater. Grandma knitted it especially for her. No one else is allowed to touch it, except when Mom washes it. But one day, when the sweater is hanging on the clothesline outside, Lena sees that it has big holes in it. Who has done this? she thinks angrily. When she finds out, she makes a surprising discovery . .. A beautiful story about the joy of sharing. For children ages 5 years and up.

Included in the Hot Off the Press Spotlight: Big Feelings.Included in the Children's Book Council's March 2024 'Hot Off the Press' reading list. Just before starting school for the first time, Beth meets a cloud who has drifted into her room. Fascinated by Beth's inside world, Cloud decides to become an inside cloud. Now they can be friends forever. But can you keep a cloud inside forever?A story in which a girl learns that change can bring many new possibilities. For brave children ages 5 years and up.

An honest, gentle, and optimistic book about the mysteries of life. For inquisitive children ages 7 years and up. But also for grown-ups! You probably wonder about life from time to time. Like: why do I have a name? Why are people sometimes unfriendly? Do my parents really love me? Do I have to do something to be good enough? Why do we call the Earth our mother? Why am I alive? And where's my grandfather now that he's gone? One truth does not exist! The answers in this book are open and come from the heart. They invite you to think and feel for yourself, finding your own answers from within. Learn how to connect with your body, your heart, and nature to find endless wisdom and support. There's more to life than meets the eye!

A surprising picture book about history and code language. For codebreakers ages 6 years and up.Charlotte loves puzzles. On her ninth birthday, she receives a card from her great-grandmother, on which she finds a difficult code. Soon she embarks on a quest full of codes and riddles. While she tries to solve them, Charlotte discovers important details about the role her great-grandmother played in the Second World War. She also learns about three historical sites in England: Parker’s Piece, the River Cam, and Blechley Park. You’ll learn about these places, too!

A whimsical rhyming story about how everything is connected and the power of our choices. For children ages 5 years and up.Butterfly bumps into Bumblebee and continues on her merry way . . . unaware that she has set off a chain reaction that turns the once-friendly farmyard into complete chaos. Bumblebee stings Squirrel, who startles Cow, who starts a stampede! What a mess! How can Farmer Farley and the animals restore the farm to the peaceful place it once was?

"Every night, Toby the rabbit hears blackbirds singing outside. He dreams of jamming along with them, but his singing sounds like screeching. Disappointed, Toby runs off and starts stomping his feet, creating an interesting beat. Soon, a woodpecker, a deer, a wild boar, and a blackbird join in. They sound great together!"--Front jacket flap.

"A great choice for Spanish-language picture book collections and for discussion of opposites in characteristics.” – Selenia Paz; School Library JournalGatita nunca ha visto a un perro, por lo tanto, Gata intenta explicarle cómo son. Mientras le explica, Gatita aprende que algunos perros son grandes y otros son pequeños. Algunos no tienen pelo y otros son peludos. De hecho, todos lucen muy diferentes . . . pero cualquiera que sea su apariencia, de alguna manera todos son muy similares. ¡Al fin de cuentas, todos son perros!Un divertido libro ilustrado con gatitas curiosas y un montón de perros graciosos. Para amantes de los animales de 4 años en adelante.

"A bright and interactive first introduction to babies and reproduction, with fun games and questions. For inquisitive children ages 3 years and up. Noa is going to be a big sister. There's a baby in Mommy's belly. But how did the baby get there? How does the baby grow? When will the baby come out of Mommy's belly? And how? You'll read it all in this book!"--

A fun seek-and-find book full of English and Spanish vocabulary. For curious sheep with a knack for languages ages 2 years and up.Wooly the little sheep loves tomatoes. He also likes working on puzzles. When he brushes his teeth, he uses toothpaste. As you follow along with Wooly’s day at home, you’ll learn many English and Spanish words.

A moving story about neighbors who slowly realize that their differences aren’t as important as what ties them together. To read aloud for ages 4 years and up, or to read by yourselfWe have dots and they have stripes, and we DON’T interact. That’s how the two types of Galoons have been living in their neighboring trees for years. Even when natural disaster strikes, they don’t stop arguing. Is there nothing that can unite the two groups? .