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A Note of Danger
Contemporary boarding school stories with a charming twist.
Please Don't Torment Tootsie
Please don't torment Tootsie, or provoke Poochie, or madden Mutley, or disturb Dixi. This is a cautionary tale about looking after your pets.
Tales from Grimm
Fifteen of the classic fairy tales from the brothers Grimm are retold in this text with a contemporary approach and including "Snow White," "Rapunzel,"and "Hansel and Gretel."
Mimi and Moochie Go Shopping
From the witty creator of 'Please don't Torment Tootsie', this cautionary tale introduces us to Mimi and Moochie!.
The Tale of Georgie Grub
Georgie hates taking a bath so much that he runs away from home.
Newt in a Suit
A celebration of numbers and rhyme, Newt in a Suit combines colorful illustrations with wacky language to make learning to count fun and easy. Readers will count two flies in ties and three cockatoos in shoes, as they try to solve a mystery: where are all these animals going? After counting to ten, readers will be delighted to find out that all of these animals are going to the newt’s birthday party! This picture book is both educational and exciting, and kids will love learning to count with this wild crew.
Boom Baby Boom Boom
When Mama tells Baby that she’s made a lovely lunch for him, she doesn’t know that the animals are listening at the window. And they are much hungrier than Baby. While Mama bangs on her drums – boom-biddy-boom-biddy-boom-boom-boom – the yellow cat, the brown dog, the red rooster, the black-faced sheep and the brown-and-white cow each eats a titbit thrown on the floor by Baby. Good Baby, who has eaten all his dinner, gets a banana for pudding and, this time, he eats it all up. Boom-biddy-boom-biddy-yum-yum-yum! Children will love joining in the story as the animals enter one by one to gobble up the baby's lunch in this wonderful read-aloud story from bestselling author Margaret Mahy and beloved illustrator Margaret Chamberlain.
Pink!
Pink! is a heartwarming story about learning to be different. Patrick wakes up one morning to find he’s turned pink overnight. But boys can’t be pink! Rejected by his friends, poor Patrick runs away in search of new pink playmates. He crosses oceans where he finds some pink flamingos, but will he ever fit in with them? Patrick soon learns that friendship is never black and white, but that real friends will accept you just as you are.
Pass the Jam, Jim
No one has time to keep an eye on Jim, a toddler whose sticky antics with jam add to the muddle of a children's party. Suggested level: preschool, juniors.
