Product Description: Before and after school, while her parents work, Sonia stays with her next-door neighbor, Mrs. Kaminski, and her granddaughter, Marta. When Sonia accidentally breaks Mrs. Kaminski’s precious blue vase, Marta offers to keep it a secret for a price...read more

Product Description: In this truly original picture book, a fish named Glub ponders the big questions (?Who am I?? ?What do I need?? ?Where do I belong??) as he looks out from his fishbowl at the end of the counter at Foster G. Willikers's diner. For every one of his questions, Glub instantly receives an answer via the variety of conversations he overhears, as the colorful people who frequent the diner go about the business of their lives...read more

Product Description: This vibrant, engaging assortment offers children an entertaining introduction to the French language. From stories of friendship, family, discovery, and self-esteem to silly, snappy songs of one-of-a-kind barnyard animals, lullabies, and segments of classical music, children tune in to a variety of musical styles and multicultural experiences...read more

Product Description: Gold Medal, 2014 Nautilus AwardsOh No, School! is the story of a young girl named Holly who does not want to go to school. She has to share toys that she wants to keep to herself, the teacher talks too loudly, and Holly has to practice things she s never done before...read more

Product Description: Warning! If you find this notebook, close it right away, dont peak! Its private! This is the diary of young girl, Marilou Latendresse. Here she shares all of her wishes, dreams, and secrets. Marilou writes who she likest, what makes her sad, what gives her joy, and what gives her courage...read more

Product Description: New Telescope Sees All! Amazing Secrets to Be Revealed! So the headlines read in the New York Sun one day in the summer of 1835. For a week straight, the newspaper printed stories and pictures of the discoveries made using a new telescope in far-off Africa...read more

A neighborhood cat observes the changes in German and Jewish families in its town during the period leading up to Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass that becomes the true beginning of the Holocaust. This cats-eye view introduces the Holocaust to children in a gentle way that can open discussion of this period.