Books in Best Holiday Books series

Tom the Turkey was excited about Thanksgiving Dinner. That was, until he realized he was the dinner! Read this exciting book of Toms escaping the dinner table. Youngsters will love this Do-a-Dot Book with a cute Thanksgiving story about Tom the Turkey.• We listened! Made for regular sized do a dot markers! •Over 30 Thanksgiving Themed Big Dots to Dab •Read about Tom the Turkeys Thanksgiving Adventure•Bound Coloring Book with NO Loose Pages •Perfect Activity for Pre-Schoolers and Toddlers•8.5 x 11 Inch Pages - Ideal for Little Hands*Works great with dauber dawgs markers, dab-o-ink markers, dab and dot markers, crazy dot markers, do a dot art markers, dab markers and more!

What house costs the most dough?A gingerbread house.How do you spell Christmas?With noel!Yule have a jolly ole time with “Laughing All the Way” hilarious Christmas jokes and puns to color. Snow kidding, with these fifty funny coloring joke pages, yule laugh away silent nights. There are even hidden scents to find and color with silly scent markers and crayons or any other stinky or sweet markers. Yule get: •50 Pages of Funny Christmas Jokes to Color•A List of Scents to Find •Perfect for Use With Scented Markers, Colors, or Pencils•8.5 x 11 Pages

This indispensable reading guide and selection tool, updated to include titles published from 2004 through 2008, covers the best fiction and nonfiction for children in grades 6–9. The approximately 15,000 entries include brief but lively annotations, ISBNs, book length and price, grade-level appropriateness, and review citations. New features include indication of titles available in audio format and Lexiles where available. Award-winning and series titles are noted. Use this must-purchase volume to bolster your collection for young teens and to create thematic and curriculum-oriented reading lists.

Come along with Little Pumpkin and his friends on a fun romp through a not-so-spooky old house to find the Halloween treats!“Presents cheerful evidence that Halloween tricks and treats—and sights and sounds—aren’t just for big kids.” —Publishers Weekly Where are the treats in the spooky house? Could they be behind the swishy, swooshy curtains? Or on the creaky stairs? Little Pumpkin is looking everywhere, and one by one, his friends join the search—including Little Franken, Little Bat, Little Ghost, and a little black cat too. With its irresistibly cute illustrations and sweet story, this is the perfect Halloween book for younger children.

This new edition of this classic guide to children's books includes more than 25,000 in-print titles recommended for children in grades PreK-6. More than 5,000 entries are new to this volume, which updates both Best Books for Children, 7th Edition (2002), and the supplement to that volume (2003). The thematic organization, concise annotations, and complete bibliographic data plus review citations make this volume equally useful for reader's advisory, research, and collection development. Books in series and award winners are noted.This new edition of this classic guide to children's books includes more than 25,000 in-print titles recommended for children in grades PreK-6. More than 5,000 entries are new to this volume, which updates both Best Books for Children, 7th Edition (2002), and the supplement to that volume (2003). The thematic organization, concise annotations, and complete bibliographic data plus review citations make this volume equally useful for reader's advisory, research, and collection development. Books in series and award winners are noted. Grades K-6.