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Lynda Humphrey has given us a very sweet account of Miss Bebe's immigration experience. Since Miss Bebe is bilingual, she tells her story in both Spanish and English. Cat lovers everywhere will love it, and it will become a favorite read-to-me-book for children of all ages in both languages. The charming illustrations make it a book everyone will want to have displayed on their coffee tables. Also makes a wonderful gift for the other cat lovers in your life. Do yourself a favor and pick up this wonderful book. -Jeanne Anne Craig PhD, School PsychologistA heartwarming true story of Bebe, a cat rescued in Mexico and her compelling journey to her new home in America. Charming illustrations that bring the story alive. A delightful "feel-good" read for any child. -Corinne Ludy, M.Ed., Elementary LibrarianI have traveled extensively throughout Mexico and witnessed the hardships of stray animals. Miss Bebe takes you on a trip of compassion, empathy and love.-María Guadalupe López Peterson, Rocky Reach Discovery Center Tour Guide

This lullaby imagines scenes from Abraham Lincoln''s life, from his 1809 winter arrival in the world to his third birthday (1812). Period objects, foods, verbal expressions and manners are twined into the text. Scenes described are typical of life on the Kaintuck (Kentucky) and Indiana frontiers. Research began with Carl Sandburg''s two-volume biography; and, some years later, embraced the details of Sidney Blumenthal''s A Self-Made Man: The Political Life of Abraham Lincoln, 1809-1849 (2016).Characters are generally true to history with the exception of the preacher, the tinsmith, the shoemaker, the Yarb Woman and the Widder. Although fictional, these characters are typical of individuals who would regularly visit remote homesteads.