Annie and Simon
1/2/2015
Paperback
“Mutual attachment is clearly expressed in gestures, expressions, eye contact. . . . Would that all sib relationships were so harmonious.” — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
1/2/2015
Paperback
“Mutual attachment is clearly expressed in gestures, expressions, eye contact. . . . Would that all sib relationships were so harmonious.” — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
1/2/2015
Paperback
“Lovable characters, accessible text, and fresh, spirited illustrations combine nicely here.” —Kirkus Reviews
Carole Lexa Schaefer, Galia Bernstein
1/8/2014
Paperback
“Expressive faces, gestures, and words convey the interactions of true friends. . . . A great read-aloud.” — School Library Journal
Megan McDonald, G. Brian Karas
1/9/2013
Paperback
“Sports lively dialogue and humorous details.” — Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books
1/7/2011
Paperback
In a fresh and funny new companion to the Theodor Seuss Geisel Award winner, the fox sisters team up with their friend Eugene in three spy-rific adventures.
1/3/2010
Paperback
Now in paperback, this Candlewick Sparks title offers newly independent readers the chance to experience early fiction from one of today’s most talented author-and-illustrator teams. (Ages 5-7)
1/7/2008
Paperback
“Kvasnosky captures the love and tug of siblings, and evokes a simple world of neighborhood play. . . . Sprightly and humorous.” — Kirkus Reviews
1/2/2014
Paperback
“A warm ode to the unplanned daysof summer.Friends of Georgeand Martha or Frog and Toad will read these stories over and over.” — Kirkus Reviews(starred review)
1/8/2010
Paperback
Now in paperback, this Candlewick Sparks title offers newly independent readers the chance to experience early fiction from one of today’s most talented author-illustrators. (Ages 5-7)
1/2/2014
Paperback
“Interactions between patient Simon and exuberant Annie are both credible and comical.” — Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books
Jamie Michalak, Frank Remkiewicz
1/9/2010
Paperback
“Turtle Sparky enjoys the safety of his shell while giraffe Joe is up for any adventure. . . . Utterly charming.” — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
Carole Lexa Schaefer, Galia Bernstein
1/10/2017
Paperback
“Babysitting isn’t as easy as it seems. . . . Fans of the earlier titles will delight in Monkey and Elephant’s last escapade.”
1/10/2017
Paperback
“A fun and pleasing friendship story for young readers learning that three doesn’t have to be a crowd.” — School Library Journal
Carole Lexa Schaefer, Galia Bernstein
1/8/2015
Paperback
“These pals are reminiscent of other endearing friendship pairs such as Frog and Toad and Elephant and Piggie.” — School Library Journal
1/8/2015
Paperback
“An entertaining kickoff to a series of adventures, whether Harold likes it or not.” — Publishers Weekly
1/2/2015
Paperback
“Portraying human and animal characters empathetically, the narrative features moments of humor as well as insight. . . . Highly satisfying.” — Booklist
1/8/2014
Paperback
“Kvasnosky captures the love and tug of siblings, and evokes a simple world of neighborhood play. . . . Sprightly and humorous.” — Kirkus Reviews
1/4/2013
Paperback
Come along for a spirited ride as Bramble – a horse with interesting “little ways”- and her devoted girl, Maggie, make their debut in this inviting early reader.
Carole Lexa Schaefer, Galia Bernstein
1/4/2013
Paperback
Monkey may scamper and Elephant galump, but they’re the best of buddies as they search for shade. That is, when they’re not bickering about how to get there!
1/4/2013
Paperback
Having trouble with your backpack zipper? Maybe there’s a monster inside! A little girl slowly warms up to her unexpected guest in this funny story.
Jamie Michalak, Frank Remkiewicz
1/8/2012
Paperback
“Being in on a joke is a treat for young readers, and this little treasure is one that will get passed around.” — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
Megan McDonald, G. Brian Karas
1/7/2010
Paperback
Ant and Honey Bee — fast friends, co-costume conspirators, and stars of a delightful Halloween story by Megan McDonald. (Ages 5-8)
1/6/2010
Paperback
Now in paperback, this Candlewick Sparks title offers newly independent readers the chance to experience early fiction from one of today’s most talented author-illustrators. (Ages 5-7)
1/4/2008
Paperback
“A warm ode to the unplanned days of summer. Friends of George and Martha or Frog and Toad will read these stories over and over.” — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
1/5/2007
Paperback
“Three satisfying stories of two sisters create one rewarding read.” — THE HORN BOOK (starred review)
1/5/2007
Paperback
Wry and genuine, the linked episodes and expressive illustrations will strike home with beginning readers.
1/3/2007
Paperback
This charming trio of chapters implicitly testifies to the adage that opposites attract. — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
1/10/2017
Paperback
“Haas does a particularly good job of expressing the horse’s point of view as fully as Maggie’s. . . . A beautifully crafted book for beginning readers
Carole Lexa Schaefer, Galia Bernstein
1/3/2016
Paperback
Shh! It’s Monkey’s birthday. But that’s a secret. Can Elephant keep the big news under his party hat for one whole day?
1/8/2014
Paperback
“This story of friendship is full of puns that will make readers chuckle.” — School Library Journal
Frank Remkiewicz, Jamie Michalak
1/8/2014
Paperback
“A humorous, high-interest package . . . a hit.” — The Horn Book (starred review)
1/2/2014
Paperback
“Crisp, cheery cartooning. . . . Delightful.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review)
1/2/2014
Paperback
“A gentle, humorous look at sibling dynamics. . . . Doozy up your shelves with Zelda and Ivy.” — School Library Journal (starred review)
Bonny Becker, Kady MacDonald Denton
1/9/2013
Paperback
“The winning stars of A Visitor for Bear make a return engagement.” — School Library Journal
1/9/2013
Paperback
“Fully suits newly independent readers.” — Kirkus Reviews
1/7/2016
Paperback
“Children needn’t be horse lovers to enjoy this gentle story in which each character overcomes fears with a little help from her friend.” — Booklist