Kim T. Ha
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Little Santa
While the text is occasionally stilted, young ones will enjoy seeing Little Santa step into his father's hard-to-fill boots.
Ninja Claus!
Hilarious, action-packed, read-aloud gold. Maxwell's ninja traps will inspire young ones to engineer their own. An easy purchase for all libraries.
Pick a Pine Tree
Share with little ones prior to decorating a tree or as secular Christmas fare for holiday storytimes.
Jingle Bells
Perfect for one-on-one sharing or holiday storytime; the back matter encourages a second read to find all the critters missed the first time around.
Skeleton Tree
Swinging between anger at his situation and palpable grief that his sister is dying, Stanly and the mysterious skeleton will resonate with young readers. Purchase where stories dealing with illness and grief are needed.
Even the Darkest Stars
This book will appeal to readers who do not mind ambiguity in their characters. A good choice for most YA fantasy shelves.
Whose Moon Is That?
Though much of the story line feels familiar, the art is winsome, and young readers will be enchanted with the enthralling night world that Krans has created. Recommended for general purchase.
The Hand Manual
For librarians in need of light nonfiction that encourages physical activity and exploration.
Princess Sophie and the Six Swans: A Tale from the Brothers Grimm
A solid addition to most folklore collections. Suitable as a read-aloud or for independent reading across elementary levels.
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