Kim T. Ha

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Aurora

Kim Stanley ROBINSON | FICTION, Jan 01, 2016

A natural introduction to adult science fiction for teens.

The Possibility of Now

Kim CULBERTSON | FICTION, Jan 01, 2016

A solid read for realistic fiction addicts.

Shadow Wrack

Kim THOMPSON | FICTION, Jan 01, 2016

A must-purchase where there are fans of the first book and a solid series addition to most middle grade fantasy collections.

After the Woods

Kim SAVAGE | FICTION, Dec 01, 2015

An entertaining, if choppy mystery that will appeal to fans of Law & Order-type plots.

Egypt

Kim WHITEHEAD | SERIES MADE SIMPLE, Nov 01, 2015

Of limited use.

Go to Sleep, Monty!

Kim GEYER | FICTION, Oct 01, 2015

An engaging storytime read-aloud, and a solid general purchase.

Tiptoe Tapirs

Hanmin KIM | FICTION, Oct 01, 2015

This delightful tale effortlessly supplements most picture book collections.—Natalie Braham, Denver Public Library

First published in South Korea in 2013, this pourquoi tale explaining why animals move stealthily begins in the jungle long ago when animals were all quite noisy ("The elephant went BOOM-BOOM! The rhinoceros went BAM-BAM!"), except for quiet Tapir and Little Tapir. The tapirs tiptoe through their lives, enjoying themselves, sharing the jungle, and bothering none of the other animals