Two strangers on a street meet. One boy starts with Yo!

Yo! Yes?

Children's Books

Chris Raschka

Literature & Fiction

Orchard Books

Can't Sleep

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Matches the tones of the diatonic scale to the values of the color wheel in presenting a portrait of the work of the Afro-American jazz musician and composer of "Mysterioso"

Mysterious Thelonious

Arts, Music & Photography

Suppose you are a CITY. Yes, you, looking at this book. Who named you SANTA FE, or PORTLAND, or TOMBSTONE, or whatever your name is? This book invites you to a big party with lots and lots of relatives, near and far, from all over tha nation. These relatives will be glad to meet YOU!

New York Is English: Chattanooga Is Creek

Humor

Atheneum/Richard Jackson Books

Why is speaking with your mouth full A BAD IDEA? Who is permitted to wave his napkin like a flag? What happens if you don't chew your food? Vladimir Radunksy (also known as Dudunya) and Chris Raschka (also known as Chester) provide answers to these and other burning questions in this quintessential and inimitable guide to impeccable behaviour at meal-times. Crazily-designed graphics and illustrations splashed over a tablecloth background, and appealing dialogue between Chester and Dudunya will leave readers feeling they've just finished the most entertaining meal of their life!

Table Manners

Walker Bks.

In a conversation on the telephone, the two friends from Yo! Yes? one black and one whitehave a disagreement and then make up.By the creator of Like Likes Like.

Ring! Yo?

DK Publishing

Benjamin's playful experiment to find how many things he can do with an empty paper bag leads him to an informative encounter with a bag lady who has no home of her own. Written for children in lower elementary grades, this colorful and delightfully illustrated book will capture the interest of all ages. It carries a poignant message for families about creating solutions to help the homeless.

Benjamin Brody's Backyard Bag

Phyllis Vos Wezeman

Colleen Aalsburg Wiessner

Colleen Aalsburg Wiesner

Christopher Raschka

Brethren Pr

Charlie Parker Played Be Bop

Paw Prints 2009-04-09

Live Oak Media

A Ball for Daisy attributes its inspiration to Raschkas son. Her son once had owned a beloved ball, but was uncarefully broken by a dog when he was 4 years old. He was heartbroken and depressed, and this was perhaps the first time he experienced the emotion of losing something that is precious to him--that once you lost it, you would never regain it. Starting from it, Raschka expanded her imagination, and created A Ball for Daisy. This picture book is the first wordless book created by Raschka. He believed that this was a huge challenge. He changed and changed at the cost of countless paper, and finally completed the beautiful and touching works of warmth.

A Ball for Daisy (Chinese Edition)

Dawn Press

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Books by Chris Raschka