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  • Max Goes to the Moon — Planetarium Show Edition

    Presenting a new and fully updated edition of the multi-award-winning classic Max Goes to the Moon, a title that: was the first children’s book selected to be read aloud in space, …

  • Max Goes to Mars

    Max Goes to Marsis the second book in the Big Kid Science series “Science Adventures with Max the Dog.” This time Max joins his friends on the first human mission …

  • Max Goes to Jupiter

    “Thanks to Max, they understood better than ever that Earth is a living planet, and that all of our lives depend on taking good care of this remarkable world.” So …

  • Math Fair Blues

    The school Math Fair is here but Seth and his rock band don’t have math projects. They’re in big trouble—or are they? You’ll never guess what happens!

  • Mahalia Jackson, Gospel Singer and Civil Rights Champion

    Story of the young “Haley” Jackson who rose from poverty and overcame prejudice to become the “Queen of Gospel” and tireless advocate for civil rights.

  • Ma! There’s Nothing to Do Here!: A Word from Your Baby-in-Waiting

    A precocious baby is beyond bored in his mother’s womb. He’s ready to play on the swingset, meet other boys and girls, and to canoe! But until then–what will he …

  • Lucky

    Louis isn’t very good at playing baseball, but he knows and loves the game more than anybody, more than his superathlete stepbrother and the neighborhood bullies. He loves the purity …

  • Love Waves

    How to comfort a young child who misses a special person when he or she is away? A treasured picture book creator has the perfect solution. “With cozy pastel scenes …

  • Long Shot

    When Chris was young, everyone told him that he was too small to play basketball. He would never be able to jump as high, shoot as far, or run as …

  • Little Pim: Numbers

    Numbers features a hungry Little Pim attempting to build a gigantic sandwich. Lift the flaps and pull the tabs to discover one carrot, three apples, eight pickles, and more (from one …

  • Little Dog, Lost

    Mark is a boy who needs a dog. But he can’t get his mom on board with his plan. Buddy is a dog who needs a boy. Buddy has an …

  • Life, After

    Dani’s life is changed forever when a terrorist attack in Buenos Aires kills her beloved aunt and unborn cousin.  Since then, her seemingly perfect life in Argentina has crumbled quickly. …

  • Library Mouse

    Beloved children’s books author and illustrator Daniel Kirk wonderfully brings to life the story of Sam, a library mouse. Sam’s home was in a little hole in the wall in …

  • Library Lily

    Lily loves to read . . . so much so that she forgets to do anything else. She reads right through summer, fall, winter, and spring. But one day Lily meets a …

  • Let the Sky Fall

    Seventeen-year-old Vane Weston has no idea how he survived the category five tornado that killed his parents. And he has no idea if the beautiful, dark-haired girl who’s swept through …

  • Lawn Mower Magic

    With a POP! and a puff of smoke, the Willows’ lawn mower calls it quits. A new mower will cost their parents a lot of money, money Derek had hoped to borrow …

  • Ladies First: Women Athletes Who Made a Difference

    Veteran author and journalist Ken Rappoport showcases a dozen of the twentieth century’s greatest female athletes—from tennis pro Althea Gibson, the first African-American woman to win at Wimbledon, to Susan Butcher, four-time …

  • Knuffle Bunny Free

    Everyone’s favorite girl and bunny are back. This time Trixie and her family are going on a trip to visit Trixie’s grandparents in Europe. As the family sets off on …

  • Kit Feeny: On the Move

    Comic book geek, deviser of crazy schemes, genius (according to him)—Kit Feeny is here! Kit Feeny is moving and losing his best friend! Who will help Kit make things out …

  • Kisses

    Textures, flaps, and pull-tabs will keep children busy—and learning. The darling, rhyming story introduces letters, animals, counting, parts of the body, and times of the day. And the sleepy-time ending—plus …


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