A boy imagines what it would be like if he had such things as duck feet, a whale spout, and an elephant's trunk.

"A celebration of movement from the bestselling author Herv�e Tullet!"--

"Joe is starstruck, determined to find his way up, up, up to the magical lights in the night sky. "In your dreams!" his pals say. But when Joe and his dad put their heads and hearts together, there's no stopping them. Together they climb ladders, construct towers, and launch rockets in a tireless quest to reach the unreachable. Airy and playful, Gill Smith's dynamic illustrations perfectly complement David Almond's ebullient tale of sky-high courage--and...

There once was a crotchety old man who hid his money in the curve of a crinkle crankle wall, but what good is buried treasure? It only caused him more worry. Written by children's author Helen Holder and playfully illustrated by Kim Hanzo, The Crinkle Crankle Wall teaches that the best treasure is in kindness given and received. A crinkle crankle wall is a wavy brick wall that provides greater structural stability. Crinkle crankle walls have...

"Bourque's entertaining and captivating story brilliantly showcases the importance of having supportive friends who encourage and uplift each other through life's ups and downs. Their teamwork, kindness, and positive attitudes are not only admirable but also inspiring." -- The Children's Book Review READERS' FAVORITE 5-STAR REVIEW! It's Sunday, the day before the school week begins, and Alycat is nervous. She just knows that Monday is going...

Come share in Maisey's adventurous days, Her goofy and silly and mischievous ways.She's always got something important to do.You'll find you want to tag along too! Maisey Daise Stories Book Five includes the next two stories in the series: Maisey Gets a Little Sick & Maisey Meets The Masons. *** Terri S. Lee was born and raised in the Waikato. She is the mother of two lovely daughters, Jade and Katie, and recently became grandmother to a beautiful...

Magnificent Lorenzo the Chameleon teaches children self-confidence and encourages positive, healthy attitudes. Children who read this will find joy and entertainment through rhyme and story. The character and illustrations are vibrant and spark joy in everyone who reads it. Caregivers and teachers can use the material as a supplement to teaching rhyming words to children ages 0-10 years old.This is the author's first book. The goal is to spread literacy...

Gilda loved to watch cartoons on television. She could watch them all day, if she was allowed. Gilda and her brother were always entertained on a rainy day with the antics of the characters they saw on the small screen!

Ricky has lost his favorite toy at a park. Will he ever find his car again?

The Story of Googala Duck: Getting through the Winter is the second in a series of picture books about Googala Duck, who decides to stay in the pond for the winter, while his family goes South for the next six months. Now that his family is gone, he faces the harsh winter as it gets colder and colder and begins to snow. Though he contacts his friends, Billy and Brownie Beaver, Joey Otter, and Mr. Muskrat, and seeks help from Bradford Badger, none...