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Young children describe sun hats, rain hats, bicycle helmets, party hats, and funny hats. On board pages.

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A child's book on writing poetry featuring 30 of Loris Lesynki's best poems, her kid-based advice on how to it, and illustrations by Michael Martchenko. Organized into 9 sections each feature a different way a poem can take shape.

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Through poems, interviews, and short essays, a group of young people describe being biracial, multiracial, or of mixed race. These poignant firsthand accounts reflect the unique and varied voices of the writers, whose backgrounds range from Caribbean, Vietnamese, and Latin American to Native American, Spanish, and Irish, among others.

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Natural or man-made, explosions go BOOM! for many reasons, and science can explain them all.

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An older brother shows what his younger brother does during a day.

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An adorable board book collection to enrich a toddlers vocabulary.

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"Eddie was a night owl. He loved to stay up late. 'A special school for kids like me I'll go - it could be great!'" Eddie's parents are frazzled - their boy just won't go to bed at night. So they send him to night school, where a collection of monsters persuade him to change his sleeping habits. Ages 5-8.

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A collection of original poems embraces the wonders of language, rhythm, rhyme, and creativity by delving into a world of children that is filled with pizza, substitute teachers, homework, moods, food, and pets.

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Seven profiles of people (Rosa Parks, Andrei Sakharov, etc.) who spoke out against oppression and injustice. Each one highlights a particular period, including the Nazi and apartheid eras. Photographs, graphics, and headings are clear and interesting, and each section contains a brief summary of the period or event.

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An adorable board book collection to enrich a toddlers vocabulary.

(Hardback)

An innovative infographic look at what makes our world light up, work, and run.

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No-one chooses scratches and bruises, but that's what you get when you fall. But don't ever moan, "I wish I were stone", for that's not the answer at all. Find out why in this story of a girl who tries to keep from getting hurt by wishing she were made of stone. Ages 4+.

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When the last egg in the raven's nest hatches, little Rosie, a girl, emerges and tries unsuccessfully to do whatever her feathered brothers and sisters do, but finally realizes there are certain things that only she can do.

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A well-illustrated book for preschoolers with 10 poems about feet to get hands clapping and feet stomping. Loris Lesynski's offbeat and humorous wordplay is well matched by Michael Martchenko's illustrations.

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Looks at what is required for different jobs in the performing arts, including choreographer, set designer, advertiser, pyrotechnics expert, and promoter.

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Snap! Scritch! Whoosh! There goes another crayon!

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When a traditional rhyme just doesn't seem to fit the boy and girl visiting their grandpa, he comes up with a list of unusual alternatives. Soon the children are coming up with their own versions that challenge the old stereotypes with a whimsical list of ingredients. Full color.

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Translation of: La plus grosse poutine du monde.

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Translation of: La plus grosse poutine du monde.

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Centering on the unlikely friendship between two boys in a juvenile group home, this fast-paced, gritty mystery features a supernatural twist.

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Centering around a story involving the fight over an amusement park and a physics laboratory, describes how physics affects daily life and can be fun, including understanding the physics of sports, roller coasters, weather, and music.