Children

“We can all use a comforting story of love, even—or especially—if it is ripped from a brutal past.”

“Written in kid-speak, this story is sure to amuse and delight the picture book group.”

Remember Goodnight Moon? Margaret Wise Brown’s classic bedtime tale, published in the late 1940s? Pictures by Clement Hurd?

“Sita’s Ramayana ventures beyond a graphic retelling the events of the epic tale. . . .

“Enhanced with Ms. McGuire’s frosty, atmospheric illustrations, Breadcrumbs intersperses elements of fairy tales and fantasies with the contemporary conflicts of the two friends.

“The author no doubt has classroom experience.

“You won’t be disappointed—and your tail will be wagging all the way home.”

“Fever is an engaging heroine, intelligent yet oddly naïve in the ways of life. Mr. Reeve is a talented world-maker and first-class storyteller.

“For oinkers with large yellow eyes—or readers with more mundane irises—Maurice Sendak has delivered an unexpected treat that’s simply divine.”

The Fate of Achilles looks into the opposing forces of human strength and courage versus war and greed.

Weird & Wacky Inventions is an inspiring book for imaginative readers who are captivated by the impossible, the far out, and the really wild.

“The author has created a perfect bedtime tale with this 32-page picture book.