Books published by publisher Anderson

Finicky eaters, rejoice! Finally, a children’s book about eating that’s fun to read over and over again. Meet the goat that will teach you why goats eat everything (except tin cans), and why you should too! The first of three children’s books in the Space Goats Trilogy, “Goats Eat Everything” is a tale about eating that will make you laugh out loud! Coming soon: “Goats Burp Rainbows” and “Goats Sleep Upside Down.” Extra credit: can you find the small homage to Douglas Adams?! If you're a fan, you will recognize it right away.

Can Hannah and her friends solve a problem in the barnyard?Solving problems requires teamwork, friendship and love. In “Slippers for Hannah” the barnyard animals work together to solve a problem. Will they be able to help each other?Teaches team workDemonstrates friendshipDemonstrates loveShows problems can be solved togetherBright pictures of live farm animalsPerfect for children preschool age to age 8.

What would happen if animals in a zoo had a party? Mr. Green and Mr. Blue loved animals and decided it would be fun to treat the animals a party in the zoo. This is a wonderful rhyming story about how it might be if a party was held for all the animals living the zoo.It was a great day for all who were attended and even more fun for Mr. Green and Mr. Blue. This story offers an inside look at the fun to be had when the animals were free to roam and play together. It describes the activities of the different animals as they celebrated the fun and excitement with beautiful illustrations by the authors aunt, Beth Dupree, who gave each animal their own character and expressions.

When Kai breaks all of the museum rules, he finds himself inside the paintings that just minutes ago loomed above him. But when he continues to misbehave, he suddenly becomes lost and alone, until a girl with the pearl earring tells him to follow the doves. The Day the Paintings Talked is a charming story of a boy’s misadventures in an immersive world of art that comes to life. The book was inspired by the following works: Pablo Picasso, “Girl Before a Mirror”; Rene Magritte, “The Son of Man”; Jackson Pollock, “Autumn Rhythm (Number 30)”; Edvard Munch, “The Scream”; Johannes Vermeer, “Girl With a Pearl Earring”; Claude Monet, “Water Lilies”; Georges Braque, “Resurrection of the Bird”; John Whistler, “Whistler’s Mother”; Vincent Van Gogh, “The Starry Night”; Cassius Marcellus Coolidge, “Dogs Playing Poker”; Kazimir Malevich, “Malevich’s Black Square”; Piet Mondrian, “Composition II in Red, Blue, and Yellow”; Salvador Dali, “The Persistence of Memory”; Hokusai, “The Great Wave off Kanagawa”; and, Leonardo da Vinci, “Mona Lisa”

True love isn’t a cakewalk when your girlfriend’s a cyborg! For Jay and Tyler, living together is... challenging—especially when the secrets they're keeping from Tyler's family blow up in their faces. The last thing they need is the ex-girlfriend from hell showing up on their doorstep. Nessa's not exactly Jay's favorite human right now, but Tyler's ex is destitute, and desperate for a place to stay until the latest hot mess she’s embroiled in gets sorted. Besides, it's better to keep your enemies close, right? Sure enough, Nessa has designs on Tyler and a hidden agenda. But discovering who is manipulating her behind the scenes isn’t easy, even for a super-smart computer-savvy cyborg like Jay. Everything falls apart when a vulnerable member of Tyler’s family is threatened, forcing Jay to confront a ghost from her past who’ll stop at nothing to destroy her. And this time, the weapon he’s sent after Jay really could be the death of her.