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Where Are You?
For fans of Hervé Tullet and Leo Lionni, here is a simple, lively exploration of colors, shapes, and landscapes. “Where are you?” Under the bridge, out of the pond, through the sandbox—these are just a few answers as a little green snake follows a little pink snake in a day at the park. Sarah Williamson’s debut picture book is both a delightfully energetic introduction to prepositions and search-and-find concepts, and a celebration of friendship and imagination. With playful text and fresh, lively illustrations, this is the perfect book to inspire young readers, artists, and explorers.
Let's Go!
From the creator of Where Are You? comes this vibrant tale of a taxi-driving elephant and everyone--and everything--he picks up along the way. Let's go! Beep, beep! Let's go! Colors and sounds collide as Tuski the elephant gets ready for adventure. And there's no limit to what Tuski's red taxi can pick up along the way. From friends like a blue bird, an every-colored fish, and a trail of ladybugs, to objects big and small, like a lemon and a pea, peaches, and pancakes, Tuski's taxi takes them all! But as they venture up the hill, Tuski's packed taxi might just take a tumble.
Elevator Bird
Kids and their parents will love this quirky story about kindness, friendship, and a team coming together to make one bird's dream come true... It takes a strong team to keep the Hotel running smoothly, and Elevator Bird is at the center of it all. He helps guests get to their rooms and gives great advice about all the best sights in town. He helps the staff get where they need to go, and always has an encouraging word. Elevator Bird makes everyone's day brighter. So when he confesses to his friend Mousie that he's always longed for a room with a view, Mousie springs into action. All his friends at the Hotel hatch a marvelous plan to make sure Elevator Bird has the nest he deserves. Sarah Williamson spins a charming tale of friends working together to make a dream come true.
Hollywood Cottage
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Cactus and Flower
This bright, gentle, thoughtful picture book explores friendship and natural life cycles for readers young and old Cactus and Flower spend their days in the desert, side by side. They watch the sun come up; they watch the sun go down. They play with their animal friends. And they grow, slowly but surely. Then one day, Flower loses a petal. Cactus and Flower know what this means. But they know, too, that this is the way life goes: Slowly but surely, petals will fall, and new buds will bloom.
Ever, Sarah
Sarah Williamson wakes up in the hospital with no memory of how she came to be there, or of the handsome stranger standing in front of her claiming to be her fiancé. In fact, she doesn't even remember her own name.She does experience these feelings of familiarity, but they scare her; most are flashes of something horrific. These visions haunt her and it's difficult to separate the dreams from reality. She feels alone, not able to trust anyone, or believe people are who they claim to be. Bradley Hunter struggles with the possibility that his fiancé may never remember who he is or the life they were building together. He wants nothing more than to pick up where they left off, but can he protect her from her lack of memory before her accident and the uncertainty and doubt she is feeling? Sarah may never remember everything that happened to her before the 'accident', but she does learn enough to know that she came very close to dying, and it wasn't an accident.
Feminist Critique and the Museum
Feminist Critique and the Museum: Educating for a Critical Consciousness illustrates the potential of feminist adult education and research to critique but equally to encourage imaginative responses to traditionally patriarchal museum exhibition representations and practices.
Kids Cook!
Actually written by two real kids, Kids Cook! includes real food menus to be enjoyed by everyone in the family. The sixth title in the Kids Can! series.
Old Kent
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