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Pick of the Day: Extraordinary Jane
In a world full of competition for kids to be the fastest, smartest, and best at everything, this story’s message is a worthy one.
Pick of the Day: Eye to Eye
Large, colorful pictures of more than 20 animal eyes are accompanied by a small illustration of the entire creature and a brief paragraph of intriguing information.
Pick of the Day: Sea Hearts | Audio
This tale of selkies and human frailty, published in print as The Brides of Rollrock Island (Knopf, 2012), will appeal to listeners looking for depth of plot and well-crafted prose.
Andy Griffiths Book Talk | Free Livestream Webcast
Join us for a FUN and exclusive webinar with the international and New York Times bestselling author as he discusses The Treehouse Series, his newest (and funniest) middle grade series about the writing process. Andy will discuss The 13-Story Treehouse and The 26-Story Treehouse, the first two books in The Treehouse Series that stars himself (Andy) and the illustrator of the series (Terry) and follows them through the creative writing process. The question is: Can Andy and Terry finish writing their next book while living in an amazing treehouse with distractions like flying cats, giant bananas, bumper cars, and a marshmallow shooter? Archive is now available!
Pick of the Day: Digger Dog
Aptly named Digger Dog sniffs out a bone and with catchy, repetitive phrases, uses increasingly larger digging tools and vehicles to break the hard ground and retrieve it.
Tell Us: Have You Gone Out of Pocket for your School Library?
Have you ever opened your own wallet to buy books for your school library? We asked, and you told us. See the results here.
Pick of the Day: Fixed | DVD
Fixed explores the science and ethics of enhancements, touching upon many thoughtful questions germane to almost any subject.
Pick of the Day: Going Over
Kephart immerses readers in 1980s Berlin, a time period that does not receive a lot of attention in most history textbooks.
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