| I
Can Grow!, by Mrs. Mouse (illustrated by Moonstar). In this delightful story,
Little Rock is a pebble who more than anything wishes it could
grow. Join Little Rock as it meets other characters and
experiences the cycle of life for the first time. Ages 3 and up. |
| From
Coast to Coast With an Alien!,
by Shannon Lizon. An alien lands in a living room where
two bored and unimaginative children don't realize the wonders
of their own country. They are stunned when the alien offers
them a trip in his spaceship to see all that Canada has to
offer. From the Rockies to the beaches of Nova Scotia, Sarah and
Brad see it all! |
| Knickerbocker
Glory,
by K. L. Davidson. Knickerbocker Glory is a
storyteller who is always in trouble for distracting the local
children from their duties by taking up their time with his
tales. His troubles take a new turn, however, when he is called
upon to find a cure for the King's daughter. |
| The
Trouble With Ralph, by Diana Lesire Brandmeyer.
Haley
has a goat, Ralph, who's causing untold trouble. Haley's father
says Ralph has to be sold! |
| My
Mommy Is Insane, by Koni Coward (illustrated by Mary
Lacro-Mauritz). Originally written as a poem, this is a
humorous look at Mommy's frazzled nerves. Every mother of small
children will identify with this book, as will the children who
love to drive their mother's crazy!
|
| Marsh
Frog Storybooks, by Granny Dragon. A collection of
read aloud stories and poems that's sure to delight the
whole family. Featuring the voice of Granny Dragon reading the
story of the little dragon Shining Days. All ages. |
The
Chocolate Day, by Ann Herrick. Much to his surprise, a little boy
learns there IS something better than eating chocolate whenever
he wants!
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| Can
I Have a Pet?, by Shannon Lizon. A story
of a young boy who longs to have a pet of his very own. When his
mother takes David to the zoo for his birthday, he is captivated
by the many and different animals and imagines what it would be
like to have these animals for pets. David not only gets a
wonderful surprise at the zoo, he has an even bigger surprise
waiting for him at home. This is a wonderful birthday, indeed. |
| Marion
the Magnet's First Mission, by Sharon
Hackleman. Marion
the Magnet is chosen by the Universal Guides Committee to travel
to the planet Earth to teach the children about their own
magnetic powers...the magnetic power of thought! Ages 6 and up. |
| Can't
Teach an Old Dog New Tricks,
by Charles Vald (illustrated by Cheryl Coville). Alison
thinks Tony is useless. The dog won't do any tricks for her, but
then as her Dad tells her, "You can't teach an old dog
new tricks." The clock in the town rings. DING DONG. It is
time for Tony to teach Alison a few tricks of his own... There's
a lot more to Tony than Alison first thought. Appearances can be
deceptive. |
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