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The darker side of a friendship is portrayed by Jess, a seventeen-year-old who struggles to find the moral courage to remain loyal to her best friend Casey who has been accused of murdering an eight year old girl at summer camp. The town becomes a media circus and the pressures far too great for Jess to cope.

The world of homeless, free ranging, mistreated and exploited dogs; the challenges they face, and the individuals who dedicate their lives to helping dogs. Enhanced with photos, informational sidebars, and inspiring news stories.

A fanciful adventure told in a wordless graphic picture book for the very young, in which friendship is the best reward

An energetic, rhyming day-in-the-life romp with a child and the animal playmates of her imagination

A family discovers a trunk of old paintings by Uncle George, each drawn from a single line using an enchanted pen. Wallace Edwards explores storytelling through a single line that grows into a new image and story on each page, inspiring readers to finish the simple stories or come up with their own. An absorbing book rich in detail and color.

Colorable images from seven winter picture books unite in a high-value activity book filled with stickers, mazes, dot-to-dots, drawing, matching, counting, and more!

She's back! An exciting, new adventure with the irrepressible Princess Pistachio, from internationally award-winning author/illustrator Marie-Louise Gay

A true story about life in a Saigon orphanage, a dramatic rescue flight from Vietnam to Canada, adoption by a Canadian family, and growing up in Canada.

A Tanzanian schoolgirl struggles with a long walk to and from school that leaves her no daylight in which to do homework. When studying at lunchtime makes her miss out on the bicycle library's visit, her compassionate classmates find a way to share the bicycles so that everyone can reach home.

When Ben's best friend moves away, he decides he will move, too - under the table, where he lives as "Caveman Ben." Supported by his family, Ben is able to work through his emotions until he feels ready to reemerge and look forward to new friendships.

This sweet, everyday adventure in a sturdy board book format that Kirkus calls ¿a recipe for success¿ will inspire wee ones to enjoy the magic and learning opportunities of baking.

A moving novel for middle-grade readers that is not about overcoming disability, but rather becoming one's truest self

Timo struggles with his dislike for big parties when his friend Hedgewick asks him to host an apple festival in his orchard. Knowing the festival will help bring Hedgewick's cooking to the attention of an important food critic, Timo resolves to help his friend, and learns more about his own strengths along the way.

Her pirate-captain father reminds her to be bold and saucy and selfish, but Augusta can¿t help being shy, polite, and helpful; in short, a bad pirate. But when a terrible storm puts the crew in danger, Augusta is bold enough to be true to herself and show that a good pirate can be selfless, too.

This touching and evocative story about welcoming a baby to the world is a love letter to young children, tenderly expressing the joy and promise a new life brings

Jackson doubts that he can be a great hockey player like the rest of his family, but his confidence soars when he organizes an equipment drive to collect hockey gear for his teammates so they can all participate in a local tournament

Scolded for being "clumsy and kindly" instead of "crafty and greedy," young pirate Augusta becomes determined to brave a scary treasure hunt alone. When she and a member of a rival crew both get in trouble, they disobey orders to work together and share the booty.