Picture Books
Gr 1–3—Tom's timid father suffers from a paralyzing fear of animals, so much so that he refuses to go outdoors, which stops him from partaking in the circuslike activities that his son enjoys (think high-flying squirrels on a trapeze)...
PreS-KT—This newly illustrated version of a 1998 title assists children in learning the basic traits of tolerance and respect for others through discussions of comparing, acceptance, listening, understanding, kindness, and cooperation...
PreS-Gr 2—These primers are ideal for those who prefer leveled content to help children progress toward independent reading...
PreS-Gr 1—Kali, a cave boy, prefers to use his weapon to make music rather than to kill...
PreS-Gr 1—A clever play on words can only sustain a story for so long, and a weak one even less so...
Gr 1–3—Pinch is hungry but too lazy to make his own meal and too lazy to walk to a local restaurant for some soup...
PreS—This simple call-and-response book repeatedly begs the question, "Who wakes up in the morning to a cock-a-doodle-doo?" Readers then turn the page, which features a circular die-cut peephole, to reveal a vibrant farm scene and a rhyming answer such as: "Goats bleat, bleat, bleating and their frisky kids, too...
PreS-K—The message of this picture-book adaptation of the famous reggae musician's well-known song is laudable, and the words are simple and rhythmic: "One love, what my family gives to me...
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