| 13 Little Blue Envelopes by Maureen Johnson |
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After the death of her unconventional Aunt Peg, Ginny finds herself on a whirlwind trip across Europe as she follows the instructions that Peg has left for her in a series of letters. It is an unforgettable journey, one in which she learns a lot about her beloved aunt and also about herself. ($11.50)
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| A Creature Was Stirring by Clement Clark Moore, illustrated by Carter Goodrich |
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This celebrated illustrator gives us two new perspectives on this classic poem. On one side of the page is The Night Before Christmas. On the other is an ode to Christmas Eve from a mischievous child who is wide awake and terrified that if Santa finds him out of bed, he'll be on the naughty list forever. ($19.99)
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| A Great and Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray |
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At Spence Academy in London, sixteen year old Gemma forms a close bond with several of her classmates as she discovers her own connection to a shadowy, supernatural world. ($12.95)
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| A Hat Full of Sky by Terry Pratchett |
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In this book, Tiffany Aching is ready to begin her apprenticeship as a witch. Fortunately the Wee Free Men are sworn to protect her, and are there to help when the need arises! ($10.99)
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| A Mango-Shaped Space by Wendy Mass |
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Thirteen year old Mia experiences the world around her through colour. That is, she sees colours in words, letters and sounds. This is a beautiful depiction of her struggles as she learns more about Synthesia, this rare condition from which she suffers. ($9.99)
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| A Pipkin of Pepper by Helen Cooper |
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From the author of Pumpkin Soup we have this heartwarming tale about getting lost now available in paperback. ($11.95)
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| A Poppy is to Remember by Heather Patterson, illustrated by Ron Lightburn |
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With soothing words and illustrations aimed specifically at younger readers, children will learn how the bright red poppy became a symbol for honouring those who fought for freedom. ($19.95)
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| A Series of Unfortunate Events #13: The End by Lemony Snicket |
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This final installment in the series will answer all of readers' last lingering questions and bring this series to a satisfying (or not!) conclusion. ($16.99)
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| A Song for Summer by Eva Ibbotson |
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Although raised to be an intellectual, Ellen is delighted to accept a position as a housekeeper at a prestigious arts academy. However, while she immerses herself in a delightfully eccentric world of colourful characters, Hitler's shadow creeps across Europe. ($12.99)
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| A Very Fine Line by Julie Johnston |
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This is a touching novel of self-acceptance and self-discovery as young Ros must come to terms with her unusual gift, a gift that is, by times, merely unusual but at other times frightening. ($24.99)
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| Abhorsen by Garth Nix |
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This is the riveting conclusion to the powerful fantasy trilogy that began with Sabriel and continued in Lirael. ($9.99)
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| Airborn by Kenneth Oppel |
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Young adult fans of Oppel's beloved Silverwing series will no doubt be captivated by this latest offering which tells the story of a fifteen year old cabin boy on a luxury airship.
This new blockbuster adventure is set in the imaginary past where giant airships rule the skies, and is both a mystery and a tale of growing up and acceptance. ($22.99)
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| Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll by Robert Sabuda (Pop-Up Art) |
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See Lewis Carroll's wondrous tale come to life in the latest pop-up adaptation by Robert Sabuda. This edition is perfect for the child in us all as we follow Alice down the rabbit hole and are lead through Sabuda's interactive Wonderland. ($39.50)
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| Alice MacLeod, Realist at Last by Susan Juby |
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The third book that follows the eclectic world of Alice MacLeod will not disappoint fans of the acclaimed series. Circumstances lead Alice to take on three part-time jobs as well as writing a screenplay, all the while balancing her tree-hugger mom and new social life! ($15.99)
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| Amelia Bedelia, Rocket Scientist? by Herman Parish, illustrated by Lynn Sweat |
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When Mr. Rogers discovers that Amelia Bedelia has washed his reading glasses in the dishwasher he calls her a rocket scientist. Amelia Bedelia is delighted! So goes another hilarious adventure in this always entertaining easyreading series. ($4.99)
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| Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery |
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With her unrivalled zest for life and love and beauty, Anne is truly a 'kindred spirit' to people of every age!! In her openness to the wonders, and the challenges, of each new day, Anne is timeless in her appeal. And she reminds one and all of the importance of appreciating the unparalleled joys of home. ($ Call or Email for Price)
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| Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony by Eoin Colfer |
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In this fifth installment, Artemis and Holly Short are once again brought together on an urgent quest: to rescue a demon before an ancient time spell wears off completely and sends a lost demon colony to wreak havoc on Earth. ($22.95)
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| Artemis Fowl: The Opal Deception by Eoin Colfer |
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In this fourth Artemis adventure, Artemis is preparing to steal a famous Impressionist painting while his old rival, Opal, has escaped from prison and is busily plotting her revenge. ($23.95)
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| Augustine by Melanie Watt |
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Moving is never easy, especially when it's from the South Pole to the North Pole. Augustine misses everything from home and she needs to meet new friends at a brand new school. With the help of coloured pencils and artistic inspiration she learns to break the ice in her new home. ($18.95)
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| Baloney (Henry P.) by Jon Scieszka, illustrated by Lane Smith |
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Henry P. Baloney is an alien schoolkid who has to think of a very good reason why he is late for szhola again or face Permanent Lifelong Detention. ($8.50)
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| Beka Cooper #1: Terrier by Tamora Pierce |
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This is the first book in a new Tortall trilogy that is set 200 years before Alanna. Beka Cooper is a rookie with the law-enforcing Provost's Guard and finds herself assigned to the rough and crime-ridden Lower City. ($23.95)
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| Beware, Pirates! by Frieda Wishinsky |
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Magic Treehouse move over - for the Canadian Flyers Adventures series! This first book in the series is a thrilling adventure that transports Emily and Matt, aboard their magical red sled, to the Far North at the time of Martin Frobisher's explorations. They meet pirates face to face, rescue a young Inuit prisoner and return home speculating on their next ride. ($3.95)
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| Big Time Olie by William Joyce |
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Olie's frustrated reaction to being told he's too small for this, but too big to do that anymore, will find many young readers who can relate to his predicament. ($8.99)
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| Bigbeard's Hook by Evan Solomon, illustrated by Bill Slavin |
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Nathaniel McDaniel is the feisty hero in this brilliant new series. He discovers a real pirate hook in the attic, but when he reaches out and touches it, he's not in the attic anymore and high adventure arises! ($8.99)
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| Blizzard's Wake by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor |
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This is a gripping story about grief, determination and healing by the Newbery Medal winning author. ($8.99)
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| Blueberries For the Queen by John & Katherine Paterson, illustrated by Susan Jeffers |
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This is a visually stunning story about a young boy who dreams that he is a brave knight fighting great battles to end the war. It is based on the true story of Queen Wilhemina of the Netherlands who was living in exile in the U.S. ($26.99)
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| Book of a Thousand Days by Shannon Hale |
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A retelling of a little-known Grimm's fairytale, this latest novel is the story of a maid and her mistress who are imprisoned when Lady Saracen refuses to marry her chosen suitor. ($22.95)
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| Brave Jack and the Unicorn by Janet McNaughton, illustrated by Susan Tooke |
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We are delighted with this Atlantic Canadian collaboration by two of our favourite award winners. This is a classic fairytale of good and evil,with exquisitely illuminating paintings in the new-world setting of Newfoundland. ($22.99)
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| Bright Red Kisses by Teresa Toten, illustrated by Deirdre Betteridge |
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A girl helps mommy dress up for an evening out. ($19.95)
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| Car Trouble by Jeanne DuPrau |
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Seventeen year old Duff Pringle buys himself a used car and sets out on a cross-country road trip to a glamourous, high-tech job. Along the way he acquires an interesting cast of characters, people who help him to break out of his shell and get his life on the right track. ($8.99)
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| Charlie Cook's Favorite Book by Julia Donaldson, illustrated by Axel Scheffler |
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This exceptional author and illustrator team brings us eleven books in one. Charlie Cook is reading a book about a pirate captain, who is reading a book about Goldilocks etc, etc. From kings and queens to aliens and ghosts, there's something for everyone in Charlie's amazing book. ($22.95)
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| Charlotte's Web by E.B. White |
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While gently guiding the reader through the uncompromising truth of nature and the hardship of sacrifice, this book beautifully illustrates the facets of love and friendship. I have never forgotten it. ($ Call or Email for Price)
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| Children of the Lamp: The Akhenaten Adventure by P.B. Kerr |
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Twelve year old twins John and Philippa discover that they are descended from a long line of djinn. They begin taking lessons from their uncle on how to harness this power, a power that they will call upon to locate an evil pharaoh and his tomb. ($9.99)
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| Claire by Moonlight by Lynne Kositsky |
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Claire's dreams for her future are not unlike those of most young Acadian women in her home of Grand-Pré in the days leading up to the expulsion. But it is a troubled time in Canadian history which will leave an indelible mark on many lives - including Claire's. ($14.99)
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| Count the Ways, Little Brown Bear by Jonathan London, illustrated by Margie Moore |
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A mother's deep and steady love and a young child's delight are captured in this charming bedtime counting book. ($9.99)
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| Cranium Big Book of Outrageous Fun by Gary Baseman - Illustrator |
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The Write-It, Draw-It, Sculpt-It, Act-It Game-in-a-Book-in-a-Game! From the makers of the fastest-selling independent board game in history comes a new kind of activity book and game with over 40 write on/wipe off activity pages. ($26.99)
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| Darkwing by Kenneth Oppel |
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A prequel to the Silverwing trilogy, this book takes place 65 million years ago when Dusk, a young chiropter, discovers the ability to fly. Using this newly-discovered gift, Dusk is ultimately able to save his colony from certain destruction, and provides a backdrop for the bat tales that follow. ($21.99)
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| Dawn Undercover by Anna Dale |
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This humourous, whimsical and utterly original spy story features an ordinary girl who is chosen by England's secret intelligence organization for a highly dangerous mission. ($14.95)
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| Dear Zoo Pop-Up by Rod Campbell |
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This beloved animal flap book, which has entertained young readers for more than two decades, is now available in a three-dimensional pop-up. ($12.95)
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| Down the Rabbit Hole: An Echo Falls Mystery by Peter Abrahams |
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As things in Echo Falls keep getting curiouser and curiouser, Ingrid finds herself smack dab in the middle of a murder investigaton, one not unlike the kind that Sherlock Holmes himself might face. ($15.99)
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| Duck at the Door by Jackie Urbanovic |
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On a dark and stormy night, Irene and her menagerie are surprised to find a duck (named Max) knock, knock, knocking at their door! Max quickly makes himself a little too at home and all are relieved when the pesky creature finally joins his flock. But then, just as everyone begins to realize they've grown used to his crazy ways, there's another knock, knock, knock at the door. ($19.99)
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| Duck in the Truck by Jez Alborough |
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This popular book, packed with rhyme, colour, imagination and humour is now available in board book fashion. ($9.99)
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| Each Little Bird That Sings by Deborah Wiles |
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10 year-old Comfort thinks she knows how to deal with loss - her loving, eccentric family own a funeral home and she has attended 24 funerals. She is more concerned with avoiding her crazy younger cousin and figuring out why her best friend is acting so meanly. But then she is met with the loss of some of those very dear to her, and has to deal with 'the messy glory of life' as her great Uncle Edisto was fond of saying. ($9.95)
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| East by Edith Pattou |
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An exquisite retelling of the classic story East o' the Sun,West o' the Moon, this novel is a magical and breathtaking tale of a spirited young girl who is adventuresome, brave and true, an enchanted prince in the guise of a great white bear and a selfish Troll Queen. It is a lovely book for all those who love the wonder of fairytales. ($10.95)
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| Eldest by Christopher Paolini |
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Eragon must travel to the Land of the Elves for further training in the skills of the Dragon Rider, a journey that is fraught with adventure. Meanwhile his cousin Roran must fight a new battle, one that may put Eragon in even graver danger. ($27.95)
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| Encyclopedia Prehistorica Dinosaurs by Robert Sabuda & Matthew Reinhart |
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Although different than Sabuda's other pop-ups, this newest book is just as fabulous. The reader learns, with the help of more than 35 pop-ups, about over 50 prehistoric species. This is a must-have for any dino lover! ($38.99)
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| Endymion Spring by Matthew Skelton |
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In this fast-paced mix of history and fantasy, the modern-day adventures of a young boy are cleverly intertwined with centuries-old intrigue. Set in England's Oxford University and threaded with a parallel story unfolding in 15th century Germany, the action centers on a mysterious book with a mind of its own. ($12.99)
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| Extras by Scott Westerfeld |
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The latest installment in the Uglies series focuses on social status, fame and an image-obsessed society. ($21.00)
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| Fairy Dust and the Quest for the Egg by Gail Carson Levine, illustrated by David Christiana |
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Believing is just the beginning in this exquisitely illustrated novel with a four page gatefold panorama of Neverland and fifty full-colour illustrations. ($22.99)
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| Firestar's Quest: The Warriors, Super Edition by Erin Hunter |
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This stand-alone novel features the legendary Firestar in an adventure-filled saga that will entrance fans of the series while providing a gripping introduction for newcomers. ($22.99)
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| Flotsam by David Wiesner |
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A bright, science-minded boy goes to the beach equipped to collect and examine bottles and lost toys etc. that have been washed ashore. But there's no way he could be prepared for the barnacle-encrusted underwater camera, that has its own secrets to share and keep, full of magical and fascinating possibilities. This is another must-see wordless masterpiece from this two-time Caldecott medalist. ($22.95)
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| Flower by Irene N. Watts |
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When a young girl finds herself spending the summer in Halifax with her grandparents, it takes an orphan girl from the past to help her find the answers that she seeks. ($12.99)
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| Flush by Carl Hiaasen |
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New in paperback, this is a fun and clever tale in which one boy determines to prove, once and for all, that the Coral Queen casino boat is causing untold ecological damage as it releases the contents of its bilge tanks into the ocean. ($14.95)
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| Free as the Wind by Jamie Bastedo, illustrated by Susan Tooke |
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This is historical fiction at its finest about how children can and did make a difference in saving the wild horses of Sable Island. The sparkling paintings by a local artist capture the spare but magnificent terrain and these enduring horses. ($19.99)
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| Froggy's Sleepover by Jonathan London, illustrated by Frank Remkiewicz |
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This book is sure to dissolve any sleepover worries into giggles as Froggy and Max delight young readers with sleepover fun. ($7.50)
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| G is for One Gzonk: An Alpha-number-bet Book by Tiny Diterlooney |
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Innovative and funny, this book of ABC's and 123's reads like a modern Dr. Seuss. Though you may not learn what starts with 'G', you'll certainly learn what doesn't. You must become acquainted with the Grand Gzonk and 'onesie' and 'twosie' too, for this book is bound to become a staple of every child's library. ($19.95)
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| Gatty's Tale by Kevin Crossley-Holland |
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It is the year 1203 and Gatty, the much-loved village girl who was introduced in Crossley-Holland's Arthur Trilogy, embarks on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. This is her story of a lifechanging journey filled with danger, adventure and transformation. ($12.99)
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| Good Night, Harry by Kim Lewis |
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With her soft, sweet illustrations the author soothes fidgety little listeners with a tale about comforting friends and the solace of sleep. ($22.99)
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| Goodnight, Goodnight Sleepyhead by Ruth Krauss, illustrated by Jane Dyer |
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A goldfish nose and dinosaur toes are bid a loving goodnight by a young child in this forty year old classic brought back to life by this marvellous illustrator. ($23.99)
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| Gracie, The Public Gardens Duck by Judith Meyrick, illustrated by Richard Rudnicki |
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Gracie the duck had a nice, comfortable life in the Halifax Public Gardens until a rule was passed not to feed the ducks. Gracie wonders what's happening. This funny, sweet story is beautifully written and illustrated by Haligonians. ($16.95)
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| Great Joy by Kate DiCamillo, illustrated by Bagram Ibatoulline |
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This is an exquisite collaboration and possibly the must-have holiday book of the year. It presents a timeless story of compassion and joy about a little girl and a poor organ grinder and his monkey. ($21.00)
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| Hamish X and the Cheese Pirates by Sean Cullen |
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A hilarious, adventure-filled saga, this is the story of a boy whose plans to break out of an orphanage are put on hold when the orphanage is attacked by pirates. This leads to a thrilling journey across the Arctic to track down the pirates and rescue the orphans. ($9.99)
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| Hannah Waters & the Daughter of Johann Sebastian Bach by Barbara Nickel |
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Hannah and Catharina are from different times and continents, but their stories entwine just like the melodies of the Concerto for Two Violins, composed by Catharina's famous father. Over the chasm of time, the two girls communicate and lend each other solace and strength as they endure the loss of their mothers and search to discover who they are in their worlds. ($9.99)
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| Happy Birthday Winnie by Valerie Thomas, illustrated by Korky Paul |
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Winnie is celebrating her birthday in style with a garden party. It all goes well...until she toots on a magic trumpet. ($22.95)
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| Home Child by Barbara Haworth-Attard |
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This book is back in print and highlighting a little-known period in Canadian history, when 100,000 children were sent here from Britain in the early 1900's. ($7.99)
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| How to Catch a Star by Oliver Jeffers |
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Remember the little boy who found a penguin on his doorstep in Lost and Found? He's back! And in this adventure he's off to catch a star of his very own - a star that could become his best friend. Although the stars always seem just out of reach, his hard work and patience are rewarded as he finally finds a star in a most unexpected way. ($9.99)
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| Hunwick's Egg by Mem Fox |
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After a devastating storm, Hunwick the bandicoot discovers a beautiful and mysterious egg that he takes home to love and protect. The neighbouring animals begin to worry when the egg refuses to hatch, but Hunwick continues to love and accept it just as it is. With a touching ending and marvelous illustrations, this book teaches everyone about the value of friendship. ($21.95)
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| I Ain't Gonna Paint No More! by Karen Beaumont, illustrated by David Catrow |
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To the tune of It Ain't Gonna Rain No More, the feisty child in this silly ode paints himself from head to toe. The zippy text and zany illustrations turn an infamous childhood activity into raucous storytime fun while they learn about music, art and the human body. ($21.95)
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| I Am a Taxi by Deborah Ellis |
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Twelve year old Diego and his family are residents of a Bolivian prison. As Diego becomes overwhelmed by the hopelessness of their lives, he becomes involved in an illegal cocaine operation. ($9.95)
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| I Love Cats by Sue Stainton, illustrated by Anne Mortimer |
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This book is perfect for preschoolers or cat lovers of any age. Beautifully illustrated, you will find every kind of feline here in this read-aloud celebration of cats. ($19.99)
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| Ida B....And Her Plans to Maximize Fun, Avoid Disaster, & (Possibly) Save the World by Katherine Hannigan |
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Ida B. is an unforgettable little girl whose life with her parents on their beautiful farm is filled with love and goodness. But can Ida B. find the strength within her irrepressible spirit to prevail when life throws some challenges her way? For ages 8-12. ($23.99)
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| If You Give a Pig a Party by Laura Numeroff, illustrated by Felicia Bond |
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This is another delightful story in the tradition of the bestselling If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. ($19.99)
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| Igraine the Brave by Cornelia Funke |
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Princess Igraine, along with a cast of unique and entertaining characters, must save her parents' singing spell books from the scheming nephew of their next door neighbour. Suddenly her previously boring life at the castle becomes filled with intrigue! ($19.99)
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| Imagine A Day by Sarah L.Thomson, illustrated by Rob Gonzalves |
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'Imagine a day when you don't need wings to soar.' Captivating images and an inspirational text come together in this beautiful book. Prepare yourself for goosebumps and a desire to dream big! This book is great for all ages and is a fitting follow-up to Imagine A Night. ($24.50)
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| Incantation by Alice Hoffman |
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A spellbinding historical tale, set during the Spanish Inquisition, this is a story of two friends and a life-changing secret. It is a story of love, faith, betrayal and hope. ($11.99)
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| Inkspell by Cornelia Funke |
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In this highly-anticipated sequel to Inkheart, Meggie and an assortment of characters from the first book find themselves caught inside Dustfinger's story, a story which holds more than a few unnerving surprises! ($24.99)
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| It's Easter Little Critter by Mercer Mayer |
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Join Little Critter as he makes Easter baskets and cards, paints Easter eggs and more for the party at Grandpa and Grandma's house. ($8.99)
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| Judy Moody Predicts the Future by Megan McDonald |
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The mood ring she finds in her cereal box has Judy Moody predicting all kinds of outrageous things that have everyone wondering if she is really psychic. ($8.99)
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| Kira-Kira by Cynthia Kadohata |
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Katie Takeshima adores her older sister Lynn, counting on her to help her see the good in dark times. Then Lynn becomes sick and her whole family falls apart. Now Katie must find a way to remember and share Lynn's lessons about 'kira-kira'. ($9.50)
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| La La Rose by Satomi Ichikawa |
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This is a touching and beautifully illustrated story about a lost pink rabbit and her little girl, Clementine. The author captures the very special bond between a child and her favourite doll. ($24.00)
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| Larklight by Philip Reeve |
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Original and lots of fun, the author of The Hungry City Chronicles here creates a fully realized world of adventure in a Victorian outer space. ($22.95)
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| Larklight by Philip Reeve |
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This rollicking space adventure is the story of a boy and his sister who live in a large old house that hurtles through space, far beyond the moon. When a visitor arrives, the children find themselves in the midst of a battle to save the universe itself! ($14.95)
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| Library Lion by Michelle Knudsen, illustrated by Kevin Hawkes |
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When Lion becomes a regular at the library he soon endears himself to most of the patrons and staff. However, when he breaks one of the cardinal rules he knows what he must do. It then falls to Mr. McBee to make things right. ($21.00)
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| Lighthouse (A Story of Remembrance) by Robert Munsch, illustrated by Janet Wilson |
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From the author of Love You Forever and countless others comes a gentle and moving story of love and remembrance of a beloved grandfather. This book features lovely, realistic drawings. ($19.99)
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| Love, Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli |
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This sequel to the much-loved Stargirl picks up the story of this utterly unforgettable young woman a year after she's moved away from Mica High...and Leo. In this pseudo-diary (actually a letter to Leo), Stargirl muses on the everyday joys and sorrows of her new life as she searches her soul and explores her feelings for Leo. ($21.99)
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| Lucky T by Kate Brian |
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When Carrie's mother accidentally donates her lucky t-shirt to Help India what else can Carrie do but head off to India to get it back! And as she searches for her good luck charm, she ends up learning more than she ever could have imagined about herself. ($10.99)
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| Lucy's Secret by Mireille Levert |
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This is a beautiful gardening picture book that introduces the art of patience. ($16.95)
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| Martin Bridge on the Lookout! by Jessica Scott Kerrin, illustrated by Joseph Kelly |
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Martin Bridge is back with three more well laid plans that just seem to somehow unravel, from having to entertain an unwanted guest to sharing lunch with a boy who eats erasers. ($5.95)
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| Martin Bridge: Ready For Takeoff! by Jessica Scott Kerrin, illustrated by Joseph Kelly |
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From a new Halifax author, meet Martin - a most special and ordinary boy who goes through the daily rhythms, struggles and triumphs of childhood at home, at school and with friends. ($5.95)
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| Milkweed by Jerry Spinelli |
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With his unique brand of storytelling, Spinelli creates a compelling tale of the holocaust as seen through the eyes of a naive orphan boy who knows nothing about his own origins or identity. ($9.99)
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| Mister Seahorse by Eric Carle |
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Eric Carle has done it again, with astonishingly beautiful collage illustrations and a story that introduces the very young to the wonders of aquatic life. ($24.00)
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| Mixed Beasts by Kenyon Cox, illustrated by Wallace Edwards |
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Fans of Wallace Edwards, prepare to be amazed! Zoologist Julius Duckworth O'Hare takes us through this fantastically illustrated field guide based on the 1904 edition with the original poems by Kenyon Cox. In these pages lurk a collection of beasts that will delight readers of all ages. ($19.95)
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| Molly Moon Stops the World by Georgia Byng |
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Molly Moon hypnotizes her way to the Academy Awards in this hilarious sequel to Molly Moon's Incredible Book of Hypnotism. Once there, it falls to her to stop an evil billionaire from taking over the world. ($9.99)
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| Monkey Business by Wallace Edwards |
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Wallace Edwards is up to some monkey business in his latest book in which he illustrates a collection of idioms. This is a great learning tool for teaching kids about idioms while exploring his clever eye-spy portraits of animals! ($19.95)
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| Mr. Chickee's Funny Money by Christopher Paul Curtis |
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This wacky and wildly entertaining story features a boy who seeks to outwit the Secret Government Agents who are trying to recover a certain bill - a quadrillion dollar bill! - that had been given to him by a kindly neighbour. ($8.99)
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| Muddle Earth by by Paul Stewart & Chris Riddell |
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This brilliantly funny,illustrated fantasy from the team behind The Edge Chronicles is now available in paperback. ($12.99)
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| My Not-So-Terrible Time at the Hippie Hotel by Rosemary Graham |
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Dreading the summer that her father has planned for them at the 'Hippie Hotel', Tracy finds friendship and a surer sense of self in this touching novel. ($8.99)
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| Oh My Baby, Little One by Kathi Appelt, illustrated by Jane Dyer |
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This comforting, tenderly illustrated rhyming poem will reassure both the preschooler and their working parent that separation is only temporary. ($7.95)
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| Olive's Ocean by Kevin Henkes |
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When Martha learns of the tragic death of her classmate Olive, she is surprised to learn that Olive had secretly wished to become her friend. During an event-filled summer, Martha learns more about the things she and Olive had in common as she learns more about herself. ($8.50)
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| Olivia Helps With Christmas by Ian Falconer |
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