Pooh is back! Here is evidence that quality children's literature is timeless. David Benedictus truly captures the style of A. A. Milne, bringing the lovable creatures of the Hundred Acre Wood back to life in the first sequel ever to be approved by the Trustees of the Pooh Properties. We're pleased to offer Return to the Hundred Acre Wood and other select titles at 30% off for a limited time.
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Neil Gaiman and Brett Helquist
Dog Days (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #4)
by Jeff Kinney
Staff Pick
For the first time in this wickedly popular series, Greg Heffley keeps his diary — ahem, make that "journal" — during summer vacation when he gets to be around his beloved family all the time! Aaagh! This hilarious comic/novel combo is the go-to pick for the reluctant reader in your life.
Recommended by Jill S., Powell's City of Books... (read more)
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Skippyjon Jones, Lost in Spice (With Audio CD)
by Judy Schachner
Staff Pick
Holy hot tamales! El Skippito is my favorite Siamese cat, and in his fifth adventure he is off to Mars. Judy Schachner created another excellent read-aloud full of imagination, silly songs, and Spanish vocabulary. I dare any kid on your holiday list not to love it!
Recommended by Jen, Powell's City of Books... (read more)
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Maybe it has something to do with entering middle school or the onset of teenage angst, but the future doesn't always look so bright and rosy for young readers. Which is probably why novels set in dark, foreboding future worlds — like Suzanne Collins's riveting Hunger Games series — are so popular. Check out our selection of dystopian delights for kids!
Creature of the Night
by Kate Thompson
Staff Pick
Worried about the company 14-year-old Bobby is keeping, Bobby's mother decides to move the family away from the city and into the country. But she may have just jumped out of the pot and into the fire. There are many strange rumors about the house the family has moved into, and young tearaway Bobby is determined to discover all the secrets about the house he's living in... especially about the stranger that comes to the house every night... Award-winning author Kate Thompson has written another fascinating, multi-faceted gem. Recommended for readers in grades nine through eleven.
Recommended by Sheila N., Powell's City of Books... (read more)
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Big Rabbit's Bad Mood
by Ramona Badescu
Staff Pick
It doesn't really get more adorable than Big Rabbit's bad mood personified into the form of a hairy, smelly creature who just won't stop following him around. This hilarious and heartfelt story, with clever illustrations, will entertain adults and little people alike.
Recommended by Megan, Powells.com... (read more)
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A Christmas Carol (Dover Thrift Editions)
by Charles Dickens
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This engrossing tale relates Ebenezer Scrooge's ghostly journeys through Christmases past, present, and future and his ultimate transformation from a harsh and grasping old miser to a charitable and compassionate human being. A perennial classic that has... (read more)
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Bog Child
by Siobhan Dowd
Staff Pick
Eighteen-year-old Fergus would give anything to escape the violence and hopelessness of his situation in Ireland. But for a young man with familial ties to the IRA, this is a hard thing to do. His life becomes even more complicated when, while stealing peat, he discovers the 200-year-old remains of a child in a bog. Complex, compelling, and challenging, Bog Child makes for a thought-provoking read. Winner of the 2009 Carnegie Medal, this novel is recommended for readers in grades eight through eleven.
Recommended by Sheila N., Powell's City of Books... (read more)
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Immortals #02: Blue Moon
by Alyson Noel
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Eager to learn everything she can about her new abilities as an Immortal, Ever turns to her beloved Damen to show her the way. But just as her powers are increasing, Damens are waning. In an attempt to... (read more)
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Return to the Hundred Acre Wood
by David Benedictus
Staff Pick
Pooh is back! Evidence that quality children's literature is timeless, David Benedictus truly captures the style of A. A. Milne, bringing the lovable creatures of the Hundred Acre Wood back to life in the first sequel ever to be approved by the Pooh... (read more)
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Whoo? Whoo?
by David Carter
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Whoo? Whoo? Who is that animal peeking through the page? See if you can guess which cut-out shapes create which familiar barnyard friend in this clever sequel to David Carter's original guessing game story Woof! Woof! (Hint: Don't forget the title!)... (read more)
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The Polar Express
by Chris Van Allsburg
Staff Pick
Could a bookseller's favorite book really be a children's Christmas picture book? I am often asked to name my favorite book — an impossible question to answer, really — and I find myself mentioning The Polar Express time and again (not without... (read more)
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Shelf Talkers | October 30, 2009
By Jill S.
When You Reach Me is lots of different things, but mostly it's the best book we've read all year. And it will be the best book you've read all year....
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Kids' Q&A, Q&A | October 15, 2009
By Jimmy Pickering
Describe your new book. My latest project is the recently released book
Skelly and Femur, a follow-up to Skelly the Skeleton Girl, released in 2007....
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Kids' Q&A, Q&A | October 12, 2009
By Trenton Lee Stewart
Describe your new book. The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Prisoner's Dilemma is the third adventure featuring four diversely talented children...
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Contributors | October 10, 2009
By Cindy Hudson
When my oldest daughter, Madeleine, and I started out in a mother-daughter book club nearly nine years ago, we weren't expecting to change our...
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Original Essays | October 8, 2009
By Scott Westerfeld
At the turn of the last century, illustrations were everywhere. The pages of daily newspapers, satirical magazines, and catalogs were all chock-full...
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Scott Westerfeld and Keith Thompson
Kids' Q&A, Q&A | October 4, 2009
By Tonya Hurley
Describe your new book. At the moment, I am out promoting
Homecoming, the second novel in the ghostgirl series, which has just been released, and...
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