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Hang Glider and Mud Mask
In a book with two front covers, two spines, and a Z-shaped binding that links the sides of the story, a dual tale of two intrepid travelers follows their respective flying and climbing adventures toward each other at the book's center.
Symphony City
When a young girl gets lost in a big city, she makes her way home by following the rich and vibrant music of the streets.
Crabtree
"Alfred Crabtree has lost his false teeth. But don not worry, he will find them if he can just get his things organized! Join Alfred on a romp through his far too many belongings and world is cluttered with surprising objects. Some are very uncommon, and some are probably not where they ought to be. There are a lot of pencils and small yapping dogs. Join Alfred on a romp through his far too many possessions and you will end up learning more about him than he knows about himself. And maybe he will find his teeth in all that stuff!..." -- Jacket flap.
Benny's Brigade
After prying open a strange nut wiggling on the ground, sisters, Elsie and Theo find a miniature walrus named Benny inside, who accompanies them to school where the girls and their classmates build him a boat to sail home on.
The Best of McSweeney's
The Best of McSweeney's Volume 2 the second instalment of Dave Eggers's crash course in what McSweeney's is all about brings together more stories from the first ten issues of the magazine. Jonathan Ames, Judy Budnitz, Glen David Gold, Jonathan Lethem and A.M. Homes are amongst the writers spreading their wings in this fine collection and showing once more why McSweeney's is now a byword for brilliance, innovation and the unexpected.
Keep Our Secrets
A girl and boy discover a hidden world right before their very eyes. On board pages.
The Night Riders
A wordless story of a frog and rat as the friends make their way from forest to bat cave to ghost town to ocean to shore, discovering new friends, narrowly avoiding a huge crab, and revealing a world beyond their home.
Lemon
Lemon is the story of the passionate love between a man and a citrus fruit, told with a fluid mixture of prose, drama, and about twenty pages of rhymed couplets. Krauser's inimitable style is at once richly convoluted and light as air. Krauser has also written the plays Wall Street Made Simple and Horrible Child.
The Author-Illustrator Starter Kit
Three premium-quality hardcover blank books in a slipcase. Each book is 32 pages, 7" square, and ready to be turned into a picture book. Just add crayons, markers, and ideas.
Lost Sloth
Sloth's phone rings and rings. He races across the room to answer the call, but he's a sloth, so it takes a while. The phone says he's won an afternoon shopping spree! Can the sloth get to the store in time to claim his prize? Yes, but it's going to take an impromptu zipline, a missed bus, a parkful of trees, an oblivious ice-cream vendor, a rainbow hang glider, and an out-of-control shopping cart to make it happen. As soon as the spree begins, the sloth crashes into a pillow display and falls asleep, exhausted from excitement. When he awakes, he finds himself the proud and happy owner of several fine new pillows. Mission accomplished.
