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  • K Is for Kissing a Cool Kangaroo

    Giles Andreae, Guy Parker-Rees

    Hardcover (Orchard, Aug. 1, 2003)
    From the best-selling team of GIRAFFES CAN'T DANCE, comes a unique, funny picture book about the alphabet."K is for kissing a cool kangaroo, L is for loving, like Daddy loves you, M is for mischievous monkey and mat, N is for naughty and "No, don't do that!" This picture book puts a new twist on the alphabet with Andreae's fun-filled descriptions for each letter and Parker-Rees's clever illustrations. The page "G is for a giant, whose garden grows wild" depicts a big, goofy-looking giant nestled in a huge, green flower bed, filled with a goose and its golden egg, a gazelle, a gorilla, and a giraffe, all included to reinforce the letter G.
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  • Izzy the Indigo Fairy

    DAISY MEADOWS

    Paperback (ORCHARD, March 15, 2003)
    Izzy the Indigo Fairy
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  • Train Song

    Harriet Ziefert, Saaf

    Paperback (Orchard, March 1, 2000)
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  • Langston's Train Ride

    Robert Burleigh, Leonard Jenkins

    Hardcover (Orchard, Oct. 1, 2004)
    Robert Burleigh's inspiring text captures the magical moment when Langston Hughes came to believe in himself as a writer, as he first wrote "The Negro Speaks of Rivers."Clackety clack clack clack...Can you hear the rhythm of the train? Langston Hughes did. Traveling to see his father in 1920, as he listened to the sounds of the train -- metal on metal, wheels on rails -- Hughes's imagination took flight. On that ride, he was inspired to write his first famous poem, "The Negro Speaks of Rivers." This picture book tells the story of Langston Hughes's rise to accomplishing his dream of being a writer. With bold, striking illustrations by Leonard Jenkins, here is a book for any young person with a dream.
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  • Belle & Boo and the Birthday Surprise

    Mandy Sutcliffe

    Paperback (Orchard, March 15, 2012)
    Enter the charming world of Belle and Boo, a bob-haired little girl and her adorable bunny friend. Follow the adventures of this curious pair as they enjoy the simple pleasures of childhood, drawing us into a magical world of imagination and discovery. Today is an extra-special day - it's someone's birthday! Belle and Boo know just how to get ready for birthdays - they make a card, bake a cake and blow up balloons. But whose birthday could it be? And what is the special surprise that Belle has planned?
  • Oliver's Milk Shake

    Vivian French, Alison Bartlett

    Hardcover (Orchard, May 1, 2001)
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  • Elizabeth the Jubilee Fairy

    Daisy Meadows

    Paperback (Orchard, May 1, 2012)
    Elizabeth the Jubilee Fairy
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  • Rainbow Magic: Juliet the Valentine Fairy: Special

    Daisy Meadows

    Paperback (Orchard, March 15, 2010)
    Juliet the Valentine Fairy is in a terrible state! She helps make every Valentines Day special for friends and sweethearts everywhere. But Jack Frost and his naughty goblins have stolen her three special Valentine objects, so nobody is enjoying this most special and wonderful of days! Can Kirsty and Rachel help Juliet, or will the missing Valentine items affect their friendship, too...?
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  • Chief: The Life Of Peter J. Ganci, A New York City Firefighter

    Chris Ganci

    Hardcover (Orchard, May 1, 2003)
    This full-color, photo-illustrated picture book is not only a loving tribute from a son to his father who gave his life on September 11th, but a bow to all of the firefighters who are heroes everyday.Pete Ganci was Chief of the FDNY. He was funny, brave, determined, and, ultimately, selfless. On September 11th, he died doing what he loved most--fighting fires and saving lives. CHIEF is a chronicle of Ganci's career, written by his youngest son, Chris. But it is also the story of what firefighters do every day.Illustrated with personal pictures from the Ganci family and professional photos from the FDNY, this is a portrait of a man who loved his job. And it is Chris's effort to honor all those who sacrificed their lives on 9/11 and who have continued to risk their lives everyday since.
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  • Charlie Parker Played Be Bop

    Chris Raschka

    Board book (Orchard, March 1, 2004)
    The beloved best-seller by award-winning illustrator Chris Raschka, author and illustrator of YO! YES?, is now in board book format for young children.Ever hear of Charlie Parker? The great jazz saxophone player? If you have or if you haven't, it's okay. Look at this board book and you'll hear Charlie Parker; you'll hear music in your mind."Be bop. Fisk, fisk. Lollipop. Boomba, boomba."Look. That's Charlie swinging and spinning all over the pages. And that's Charlie's cat, waiting, waiting for him to come home....
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  • The Monster Who Loved Books

    Keith Faulkner, Jonathan Lambert

    Hardcover (Orchard, Aug. 1, 2002)
    Kids of all ages will eat up this pop-up book about a monster who loves books."Had Bradley really met a monster? A monster who loved books?"When Bradley finds half-eaten books in his father's store, he knows something strange is happening. But he never expects to discover a monster in the store--a monster who loves books. Eating them and reading them! Bradley and the monster are even more surprised to find that they share the same taste in books.
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  • Rain and Fire: A Guide to the Last Dragon Chronicles

    Jay D'lacey

    Paperback (Orchard, March 15, 2010)
    This intriguing and entertaining guide will not only appeal to all fans of best-selling series The Last Dragon Chronicles, but will also appeal to everyone with an interest in dragons! In a collaborative work between Chris and his wife Jay, the book features character profiles, information on backgrounds and settings in the series, and explores relevant themes such as climate change. It includes stunning illustrations and photographs and is a book that everyone can enjoy, dip into, and indulge their passion for dragons! The Last Dragon Chronicles: The Fire Within Icefire Fire Star The Fire Eternal Dark Fire