The Big Book of Monsters
The Big Book of Monsters Do you love monsters and mythology? This is the book for you! Find out more about the creatures that haunt our steps and enjoy the beautiful comic book style illustrations.
The Big Book of Monsters Do you love monsters and mythology? This is the book for you! Find out more about the creatures that haunt our steps and enjoy the beautiful comic book style illustrations.
X-ray Me! Have you ever wondered what the inside of your body looks like? This book lets you take a peek and discover what is inside. Hold the book up to your body and see where it all falls into place.
Tom and Ironskin Young Tom works with his dad as a blacksmith until he sees, in the fire, a …dragon? Delightful tale of a different world where many adventures await.
Lily and the Night Creatures When mysterious, malignant phantasms of her parents overtake her home, and her life, Lily fights back with the aid of a ragtag band of sentient, indelible, and occasionally hapless neighborhood animals.
A Tulip in Winter Folk artist Maud Lewis filled her tiny world with outsized color and cheer. Her indelible, uncontainable spirit lives on in her delightful, irrepressible paintings.
Seen and Unseen This fascinating account of three photographers’ images of the Manzanar Concentration Camp examines America’s troubled history of Japanese American incarceration and asks important questions about historical documentation.
A Story Is to Share Ruth Krauss wrote some of the most beloved and enduring books for children, and this effervescent biography gets right to the heart of her imaginative spirit.
Wings, Waves & Webs Clear text and appealing imagery illuminate a variety of natural patterns, from spots and stripes to mirror and radial symmetry, in a slim volume packed with wonder.
Wildoak A misunderstood girl and a neglected snow leopard cub find solace and strength in one another’s caring.
The Swifts Shenanigan Swift attends the 10-year family reunion believing she’ll be hunting for treasure. She ends up searching for a murderer. Along the way readers will uncover their own truths about the importance of names (or not) and what it means to be yourself.