Newbery Honor BookALA Notable BookYALSA Best Book for Young AdultsHollis Woods was abandoned as an infant, and runs away from every foster home. When elderly artist Josie takes her in, Hollis begins t
Strangers Benji and Red realize they're linked through their encounters with a dark, menacing presence in the forest. "Poignant and powerful."—Publishers Weekly
Newbery Honor BookNational Book Award FinalistIn this Newbery Honor Book, a little girl is learning to fly from a mysterious Canadian goose. "Langton’s superbly told story leaves an echo that is at on
In a village where everyone has been carved from wood, an uppity Miss Bess Stovall claims her maple "ancestree" is superior until the day a shunned willow fellow saves her life.
From simple questions like "Do snakes have bones in their bodies?" to complex ones like "How can you tell crocodiles from alligators?," this book delivers easy-to-understand info about reptiles.In thi
From simple questions like "What do bats eat?" to more complex ones like "Why do fireflies glow?", this book delivers the answers kids want in a conversational format that's easy to understand.Q: How
From simple questions like "How much food do you eat each year?" to more complex ones like "What makes blood red?" this book helps kids understand their bodies.As kids begin to won
From simple questions like "Which insects live in your yard?" to more complex ones like "What happens during metamorphosis?" this book helps kids understand the world of insects.Th
Mr. Fish has a frown on his face — a permanent frown. As he drifts from one spot to the next, his droopy expression never changes. One by one, other sea creatures approach him, telling him he should b
