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Bad things have happened to Sam and her sister. Things that are private, things that are utterly dreadful. The welfare people have stepped i...

This book by Antoinette Portis contains a series of poetic riddles. Here are a few: "Morning lays me on you pillow, an invitation, squ...

  On a moonlit night a dandelion stands tall in the field of flowers. With a burst of joy he is transformed into a lion. Now the adventures ...

My dream is that children experiencing this story can empathise with and feel kindred to the animals as they seek wonder, share love, and ch...

  A young girl heads to the park. She sits a bench seat to read her newspaper when she spies a small shaggy dog. He looks across at the girl...

  Visually this book is just a delight. Geraldo Valerio is a master of collage. I have included some of his other books at the end of this p...

  Like the woods, this book is an immersive experience  that invites repeated visits. Kirkus Star review It’s a book to read slowly — and re...