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★本書入選「112年臺北市立動物園好書評選優良讀物」★ ★《紐約時報》暢銷作家溫馨力作 媽媽什麼時候下班？我好想你……即使歷經長時間分離，母子的心仍緊緊相繫！愛的力量溫柔守護孩子，化解分離不安 「吉安娜．馬里諾的插畫既引人發笑又可愛。」──《柯克斯書評》星級評論寒冷的南極冬天，一隻小企鵝蜷縮在自己的殼裡，等待著。寒風黑夜裡，企鵝爸爸用溫暖的肚子為小寶寶取暖，等待著。等著遠方覓食的企鵝媽媽，回到家人身邊⋯⋯《紐約時報》暢銷插畫家吉安娜．馬里諾，憑藉令人驚嘆的插圖和感人的故事，捕捉了南極洲的冰冷之美，以及在那裡茁壯成長的家庭奇觀。 【皇帝企鵝的生態小筆記】 皇帝企鵝一生都在冰上或南極洲水域的周圍度過。在一年中最寒冷、最黑暗的時期，母企鵝會產下一顆蛋，然後離開去覓食。她有時會為了吃魚、魷魚和磷蝦而旅行超過80公里。公企鵝會照顧企鵝蛋，讓它在雙腳上維持平衡，並且讓蛋在他寬大的育兒袋下保持溫暖。如果企鵝蛋接觸到地面，它會在幾分鐘內凍結。 為了在狂風、暴風雪和攝氏負60度的低溫下生存，公企鵝們會擠在一起，輪流待在溫暖的內圈。當母企鵝離開時，公企鵝不吃東西。 覓食兩個月後，母企鵝會回來餵她剛孵出來的小企鵝。她的及時歸來對於她的小企鵝的生存至關重要。皇帝企鵝會發出特殊的呼喚聲音，來尋找長時間分離的彼此。 一旦企鵝媽媽回來了，企鵝爸爸就可以旅行到開闊的水域去尋找食物。小企鵝要成熟到能夠擁有自己的家庭，至少需要三年。 【編輯小語】 現今家庭生活型態的改變，需要工作的媽媽們也越來越多。孩子在保母家、阿嬤家或是安親班，都沒有在媽媽身邊來得安心。孩子和媽媽惦念著彼此，大家在白天各自忙碌，晚上或假日就特別需要花時間相處，也許只是在睡前說故事給孩子聽、親子間互相按摩，或是傾聽孩子在校事蹟或活動分享，只要爸媽陪著孩子，適時給予精神上的支持與鼓勵，就能創造美好的回憶。 小企鵝還未孵化時，雖然和外界隔著蛋殼，但他時時刻刻聽見許多不一樣的聲音，例如：心跳聲、鳥叫聲、風聲颯颯……當他看到企鵝爸爸時，就知道那是保護他的爸爸；當他看見遠遠狂奔而來的

Based on true events, this inspiring story follows a mama and her daughter who are denied entry at the U.S. border, and must find the refugee in charge of “the notebook,” an unofficial ledger of those waiting to cross into the U.S.Before, the sun drenched the yard. Our neighbor's laughter danced in the streets. Now, the streets are quiet. Papa is gone, and we are no longer safe here. We are leaving, too. In this moving and stunningly-illustrated picture book, Noemi and Mama flee their home in Mexico, and head for the US border. There, they look for "The Notebook Keeper"-- the person in charge of a ledger for those waiting to cross, and they add their names to the book. As the days turn into weeks, and hope dwindles, the little girl looks for kindness around her-- and inside herself. One day, when the Notebook Keeper's own name is called to cross, Noemi and her Mama are chosen--for the generosity in their hearts-- to take her place.

Llama, Llama red pajama waiting, waiting for his mama. Mama isn't coming yet. Baby Llama starts to fret. In this infectious rhyming read-aloud, Baby Llama turns bedtime into an all-out llama d

Told in a few lines of text, this tender story was first published in a newspaper in 1938. This tale from Korea is universal--a small child waits for Mama at the station, asking the conductor if he ha

It can be hard waiting for Mama to come home, but once she's there it's the best time of the day. This soothing, rhythmic book celebrates the precious rituals a mother and child perform together as th

Woodpecker calls from a tree, "cuk-cuk-cuk." Starling sings, "whistle-ee-wee." But have you heard the nesting bird?In this book, we hear all the different bird calls in counterpoint to the pervasive quiet of a mama bird waiting for her eggs to hatch. Fun and informative back matter takes the shape of an interview so that readers learn more right from the bird's bill. Ken Pak's lively illustrations, paired with Rita Gray's words, render a visual and sonorous picture book to be enjoyed by young naturalists. Now in paperback.

Papa has already left Poland, and Krysia longs to see him again. "First we must cross the ocean to get to Ellis Island in America," says Mama. "That's where Papa is waiting for us." Saying goodbye to

A Spanish edition of THE NOTEBOOK KEEPER, the inspiring story of a mama and her daughter who are denied entry at the U.S. border, and must find the refugee in charge of “the notebook,” an unofficial ledger of those waiting to cross into the U.S.Before, the sun drenched the yard. Our neighbor's laughter danced in the streets. Now, the streets are quiet. Papa is gone, and we are no longer safe here. We are leaving, too. In this moving and stunningly-illustrated picture book, Noemi and Mama flee their home in Mexico, and head for the US border. There, they look for "The Notebook Keeper"-- the person in charge of a ledger for those waiting to cross, and they add their names to the book. As the days turn into weeks, and hope dwindles, the little girl looks for kindness around her-- and inside herself. One day, when the Notebook Keeper's own name is called to cross, Noemi and her Mama are chosen--for the generosity in their hearts-- to take her place.

As Little Fox gets ready for bed, Mama Fox tells him the miraculous story of his arrival. First there was the waiting: 'I'd go up to the cliffs and watch for you,' Mama Fox tells her child. Then the m

A New York Times Notable Children's Book for 2011Samantha can't wait to try out her new roller skates, but Mama's too busy too help her. What's a girl to do? Well, this girl isn't waiting. While Mama