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Divine Comedies: A Gift from Zeus and the Old Testament Made Easy
Gr 7 Up—With tongues planted firmly in cheek, the Steigs' deliver thoroughly entertaining retellings of classical myths and Bible stories...
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry: 40th Anniversary Special Edition
Gr 4–7—Taylor's story about Cassie and her family, set in southern Mississippi during the Great Depression, is one of those rare books that is beloved by educators and children alike...
Be A Friend
Delightful artwork buoys this quiet celebration of imagination, uniqueness, and friendship.
Into the Wild: Yet Another Misadventure
This volume, along with the previous books in the series, is an essential purchase for chapter book collections.
How to Be: Six Simple Rules for Being the Best Kid You Can Be
PreS-Gr 3—Perhaps best known as the author and illustrator of The Story of Ferdinand, Leaf also wrote several beloved guides on proper behavior and manners...
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: The Illustrated Edition
Gr 4–7—Whether they're committed Potterheads who grew up reading the world-changing fantasy series or children just old enough to enjoy the stories for the very first time, readers will want to pore over this stunning illustrated edition, which features the full and unabridged text (with the exception of the title, the text is from the original British edition)...
Shakespeare Stories
Gr 4 Up—In this collection essential, first published in 1985, Garfield relates 21 of Shakespeare's most famous works in language that is accessible but never condescending or out of spirit with the Bard's original Elizabethan text...
The Great Pet Escape
Hand this charmingly goofy graphic novel to chapter book readers who enjoy Dav Pilkey's works, Cyndi Marko's "Kung Pow Chicken" series (Scholastic), and Geoffrey Hayes's "Benny and Penny" books (TOON.)
Basil of Baker Street
Gr 2–4—Basil lives in the cellar of the great Sherlock Holmes, where he's picked up a thing or two about sleuthing...
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