Fiction
K-Gr 2—Boyer investigates the habitats and activities of a dog, cat, and bird, calling on readers' imaginations by using onomatopoeia in the place of images while observing the animals' differences...
K-Gr 2—This wordless book is a playful romp that shows what happens when the humans are away...
Gr 2—4—From toddler hands clapping to a schoolboy's keyboard strokes, graduation-hat tosses and hands crossed in frustration over want ads, Newman spotlights the role of hands throughout life...
Gr 4—8—Smith opens with practical, basic commands—sit, down, stay, fetch, drop, come, etc...
PreS-Gr 1—The first picture, framed with cobwebs and twigs set on a plain black background, shows the title character sitting on a bed, holding a Frankenstein doll...
Gr 1—4—During a trip to the aquarium, Miss Smith (think Mo in Inkheart) opens her Incredible Storybook and in a flash her class teleports to the Owl and the Pussycat's pea-green boat...
Gr 8 Up—This story of the last months of the Romanovs is told from the perspectives of the four grand duchesses: Olga, Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia...
Gr 4—6—Siebert shares fascinating tales about whales in folklore, literature, and history and then focuses on the incredible value of these loving, intelligent mammals with an interesting form of communication...
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