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Listen to the Wind by Greg Mortenson
In this beautiful story, with a dramatic landscape and a happy ending, Mortenson retells his remarkable journey through the eyes of Pakistani children.
Dewey: There's a Cat in the Library! by Vicki Myron
In this fully-illustrated picture book adventure, a young abandoned kitten becomes Dewey Readmore Books, the best library cat.
Truckery Rhymes (Jon Scieszka's Trucktown) by Jon Scieszka
All the favorite truckery rhymes are gathered in this one big colletion of beloved tales, rowdy rhymes, and honk-along songs.
Goldilicious by Victoria Kann
In this book, Pinkalicious and her pet unicorn, Goldilicious, conquer the evil wizardy of Pinkalicious' little brother, Peter.
Gallop!: A Scanimation Picture Book (Scanimation Books) by Rufus Butler Seder
This book has an amazing collection of black-and-white animal graphics, using trademarked Scanimation, a low-tech marvel of sliding paper and stripes.
Marley Goes to School by John Grogan
This book tells the story of a little girl named Cassie and her adventurous dog, Marley, on the first day of school.
Swing!by Rufus Butler Seder
Admirers of Gallop! which last year introduced Seder's astonishing Scanimation technology, will enjoy this sports-themed follow-up.
Strega Nona's Harvest by Tomie dePaola
With beautiful illustrations, this books celebrates harvest and gardening and will make the perfect addition to any Strega Nona collection.
Look to the Stars by Buzz Aldrin
In this book, Aldrin, of Apollo 11 fame, leads a journey through centuries of air and space aviation and action, from Isaac Newton’s theories on gravity to the future of Martian colonies and space tours.
Oceanology: The True Account of the Voyage of the Nautilus (Ologies)
by Ferdinand Zoticus deLessups
In the lavishly illustrated Oceanology, a tale of an 866 voyage of discovery that investigates diving bells and shipwrecks; coral reefs and ice canyons; sharks, giant octopi, and luminous sea monsters; underwater volcanoes, and even the legendary island of Atlantis.
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