The Monster in the Backpack
1/4/2013
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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.
1/4/2013
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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.
Carole Lexa Schaefer, Galia Bernstein
1/10/2017
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“Babysitting isn’t as easy as it seems. . . . Fans of the earlier titles will delight in Monkey and Elephant’s last escapade.”
1/2/2015
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“Portraying human and animal characters empathetically, the narrative features moments of humor as well as insight. . . . Highly satisfying.” — Booklist
1/2/2015
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“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
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“Lovable characters, accessible text, and fresh, spirited illustrations combine nicely here.” —Kirkus Reviews
Carole Lexa Schaefer, Galia Bernstein
1/8/2014
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“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
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“Sports lively dialogue and humorous details.” — Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books
1/7/2011
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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.
Megan McDonald, G. Brian Karas
1/7/2010
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Ant and Honey Bee — fast friends, co-costume conspirators, and stars of a delightful Halloween story by Megan McDonald. (Ages 5-8)
1/3/2010
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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)
1/9/2013
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“Fully suits newly independent readers.” — Kirkus Reviews
Carole Lexa Schaefer, Galia Bernstein
1/4/2013
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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!
Frank Remkiewicz, Jamie Michalak
1/8/2014
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“A humorous, high-interest package . . . a hit.” — The Horn Book (starred review)
Jamie Michalak, Frank Remkiewicz
1/8/2012
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“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)
1/7/2008
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“Kvasnosky captures the love and tug of siblings, and evokes a simple world of neighborhood play. . . . Sprightly and humorous.” — Kirkus Reviews
1/10/2017
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“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
Megan McDonald, G. Brian Karas
1/8/2014
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“This story of friendship is full of puns that will make readers chuckle.” — School Library Journal
1/8/2014
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“Kvasnosky captures the love and tug of siblings, and evokes a simple world of neighborhood play. . . . Sprightly and humorous.” — Kirkus Reviews
1/10/2017
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“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
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“These pals are reminiscent of other endearing friendship pairs such as Frog and Toad and Elephant and Piggie.” — School Library Journal
1/8/2015
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“An entertaining kickoff to a series of adventures, whether Harold likes it or not.” — Publishers Weekly
1/2/2014
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“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)
1/2/2014
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“A gentle, humorous look at sibling dynamics. . . . Doozy up your shelves with Zelda and Ivy.” — School Library Journal (starred review)
1/8/2010
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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
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“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
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“Three satisfying stories of two sisters create one rewarding read.” — THE HORN BOOK (starred review)
1/3/2007
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This charming trio of chapters implicitly testifies to the adage that opposites attract. — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Carole Lexa Schaefer, Galia Bernstein
1/3/2016
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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?
1/4/2013
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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.
1/2/2014
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“Interactions between patient Simon and exuberant Annie are both credible and comical.” — Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books
1/2/2014
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“Crisp, cheery cartooning. . . . Delightful.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review)
Bonny Becker, Kady MacDonald Denton
1/9/2013
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“The winning stars of A Visitor for Bear make a return engagement.” — School Library Journal
Jamie Michalak, Frank Remkiewicz
1/9/2010
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“Turtle Sparky enjoys the safety of his shell while giraffe Joe is up for any adventure. . . . Utterly charming.” — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
1/6/2010
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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)
1/5/2007
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Wry and genuine, the linked episodes and expressive illustrations will strike home with beginning readers.
1/7/2016
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“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