Children

“A wonderfully lamb-filled experience . . .”

“. . . the only thing better than not having to go to bed at bedtime is finding out bedtime no longer exists.”

“There is no future without forgiveness,”Archbishop Desmond Tutu, a 1984 winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, has said.

Since the beginning of time and the formation of the family as a unit, parents have faced the daunting task of enforcing bedtime even as their drowsy-eyed children argue that they’re simply “not sl

“. . . a Christmas book with a twist to delight audiences young and old.”

“. . . these five little monkeys will become as memorable and well-loved to toddlers as the other mischievous little monkeys who once jumped on the bed.”

“. . . a smart book that is also a powerful teaching tool.”

“. . . inspiring both young and the old to find their way to the classics.”

“Mr. Oppel is an expert storyteller and an outstanding world builder.”

When writing about the supernatural, authors need to follow the rules.

“Julia Child (1912–2004) no doubt would have chuckled upon reading this charming biography.”

“a superb combination of many boys’ (and girls’, too) favorite topics—vehicles and dinosaurs—and lots of adventure.”

THE DINOTRUX ARE BACK . . . AND LOOKING FOR A SNACK!

“. . . beautifully expressive and so packed with movement and joy and color that you surely, positively, absolutely wish it would never end . . .