Draw Grassland Animals

Doug, Dubosque

Children's Books

Econo-Clad Books, Div. of American Cos., Inc.

Behind the Mountains : The Diary of Celiane Esperance

EDWIDGE DANTICAT

<p>Discusses constellations and how they are used, and provides information on stars, including what they are made of, how far away they are, and what happens to them when they burn out.</p>

Stars and Constellations

EPSTEIN

Color of Absence : 12 Stories About Loss and Hope

Literature & Fiction

Short Stories & Anthologies

Life has suddenly become very difficult for Selwyn Roweson: First Anora broke his heart and decided to marry Farold, then Farold beat him up in front of the entire village, and finally he was accused of murder when Farold was found with a knife--Selwyn’s knife--hilt-deep in his back. Which might not be so bad, except as punishment Selwyn is sealed in the village burial cave with Farold’s moldering corpse, there to await starvation--or worse. Worse comes along quickly in the form of a witch with a fast right hook and the ability to raise Farold from the dead. Selwyn thought he disliked Farold when he was alive, but that was nothing compared to having to work by the dead man’s side as they search for the real killer.

Never Trust a Dead Man

Velde,Vivian Vande

Teen & Young Adult

Vampires : A Collection of Original Stories

Jane; Yolen

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Brightly Burning

Mercedes Lackey

Contemporary

Hidden City

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Fantasy

Take a Thief

Mercedes Lackey's triumphant return to the best-selling world of Valdemar, Take a Thief reveals the untold story of Skif--a popular character from Lackey's first published novel, Arrows of the Queen.Skif was an orphan who would have died from malnutrition and exposure if he had never met Deke the pickpocket.  By the time he was twelve, Skif was an accomplished cat burglar.  But it wasn't until he decided to steal a finely tacked-out white horse, which was, oddly enough, standing unattended in the street, that this young thief discovered that the tables could turn on him--and that he himself could be stolen!

Hooray for Mother's Day! (Little Bill)

"Hello, friend."  Children love to learn and are always figuring things out about themselves and the world around them. And the more they know, the better equipped they are to handle the challenges of growing up.  Little Bill encourages children to value their family and friends, to feel good about themselves, and to learn to solve problems creatively.  I hope young readers will see Little Bill as their friend and enjoy his real-life adventures.  Happy reading!

Hooray for Mother's Day

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