Shirley Hughes
The classic story of Cinderella gains even more charm in this glamorous retelling by world-famous picture book writer and illustrator Shirley Hughes. Ella Cinders loves helping her father in his dress shop and laughing with her friend Buttons, the store... (read more)
James Rumford
It is the first day of school in Chad, Africa. Children are filling the road. "Will they give us a notebook?" Thomas asks. "Will they give us a pencil?” "Will I learn to read?" But when he and the other children arrive at... (read more)
David Macaulay
Text and black and white illustrations show how the Romans planned and constructed their cities for the people who lived within them.... (read more)
David Weber
New York Times, USA Today, Wall Street Journal and international bestselling phenomenon David Weber delivers the second entry in an original young adult science fiction adventure series. Young forest ranger Stephanie Harrington and her treecat... (read more)
Sue Barraclough
With colorful artwork and simple text, books in this series introduce children to safety principles in different contexts. In this title, children view various situations that show how to stay safe in and around water.... (read more)
Vincent Kirsch
Natalie and Naughtily Nopps live in a house on top of a big department store. Natalie loves visiting every floor from top to bottom! Naughtily? From bottom to top! One day the girls receive a note from their parents asking them NOT to play in the store... (read more)
Bobbi Jane Kates
Favorite characters from "Sesame Street" teach young children about racial harmony. Rhyming text celebrates the racial rainbow, without which the world would be so much less interesting and wonderful.... (read more)
Maurice Sendak
New Red Fox edition of this Maurice Sendak classic - a dream fantasy about a boy who falls through the dark into the Night Kitchen and there encounters three fat bakers. Sendak is still probably best known for (altogether now) "Where The Wild Things Are".... (read more)
