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  • Boy Who Drew Cats, The

    David Johnson

    eBook (Rabbit Ears Books, April 25, 2012)
    This is the story of a small Japanese boy whose only interest is drawing pictures of cats—even while everyone else in the village is struggling to defeat a mysterious demon that plagues the countryside. Although first seen as entirely useless, it is the boy’s peculiar talent that ultimately restores prosperity to the land. This haunting and enchanting folktale about finding your place in the world resonates with deep respect for and appreciation of the Japanese culture. Ages 7 and up
  • Ugly Duckling, The

    Hans Christian Andersen, adaptation by Dan Drasin, Robert Van Nutt

    language (Rabbit Ears Books, Nov. 15, 2011)
    This beloved fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen about a lonely outcast duckling who is transformed into a beautiful swan offers a magical glimpse into the realm of human nature. This charming and entertaining rendition represents storytelling at its best. Ages 4 and up
  • Tale of Two Bad Mice, A

    Beatrix Potter, Barbara McClintock

    eBook (Rabbit Ears Books, March 26, 2012)
    Double Tap to Zoom. Beatrix Potter’s merry tale about two rascally mice who decide to explore a doll house has been delighting childen for generations. Jewel-like illustrations make this book a standout in any young child's library. Ages 5 and up
  • Aladdin

    James Kunstler, Greg Couch

    language (Rabbit Ears Books, April 25, 2012)
    All the magic of a faraway time and place are captured in this enchanting tale about a young rogue and the genie who helps him win the love of the Sultan’s daughter. This artful interpretation of Aladdin’s quest is faithful to the classic story from “A Thousand and One Nights” that’s been entertaining audiences for thousands of years. Complete with the brilliant images and evocative rhythms of the Middle East, this distinctive version of “Aladdin” is sure to be a family favorite. Ages 6 and up
  • Savior Is Born, The

    Brian Gleeson, Robert Van Nutt, Morgan Freeman

    eBook (Rabbit Ears Books, May 16, 2012)
    The poignant retelling of the Nativity weaves together the gospels of Matthew and Luke as it follows Mary and Joseph on their journey to Bethlehem, culminating in the touching events surrounding the birth of Jesus. Beautiful illustrations capture all the power and beauty of the very first Christmas. Ages 5 and up
  • Rumpelstiltskin

    The Brothers Grimm, adaptation by Christopher Noel, Peter Sis

    eBook (Rabbit Ears Books, Nov. 14, 2011)
    In this popular Grimm’s fairy tale, a king tells a young woman that she must spin a roomful of straw into gold by morning—or die. To complete this impossible task, she is forced to promise her firstborn child to a mysterious little man in return for his gold-spinning ability. Years later, he returns to claim what is his—only to find that he has underestimated the power of a mother’s love. This is a haunting and heartfelt retelling of the classic German tale. Ages 6 and up
  • The Gingham Dog and Calico Cat

    Christopher Noel, Laszlo Kubinyi

    eBook (Rabbit Ears Books, April 25, 2012)
    Your family will enjoy this endearing story about two Christmas presents—a dog and a cat—who fall out of Santa’s sleigh. By working together—something that doesn’t always come naturally—they find their way to their new home. And, through their example of love for one another, they bring harmony to an entire household. Ages 4 and up
  • Firebird, The

    Brad Kessler, Robert Van Nutt

    language (Rabbit Ears Books, April 25, 2012)
    This is a Russian legend about an archer named Ivan and his inseparable companion, the Horse of Power. When Ivan brings a golden feather from the Firebird to the Tsar, he is ordered to present the entire bird, or lose his life. Then, he is commanded to retrieve the princess Vassilisa from the end of the earth, so that the Tsar might marry her. Inevitably, the archer himself falls in love with the princess. Ivan and the Horse of Power must ultimately find a way to thwart the Tsar. This tale captures the essence of old world Russia. Ages 5 and up
  • The Tale of Peter Rabbit

    Beatrix Potter, David Jorgensen

    eBook (Rabbit Ears Books, March 27, 2012)
    Double Tap to Zoom. This enchanting story by Beatrix Potter has captured the imaginations of children around the world for years. The curious and disobedient Peter Rabbit learns that indeed he should have listened to his mother’s warning about Mr. McGregor’s garden. Ages 5 and up
  • Taking Care of Your Unicorn

    Eric Braun

    Paperback (Black Rabbit Books, Aug. 20, 2019)
    Owning a pet is a huge responsibility, especially when that pet breathes fire or bursts into flames! Putting a spin on classic pet guides, this series details how to care for magical pets through witty, conversational text that explores life cycles, how much food and exercise, and special care each pet needs along with information about the joys and potential hazards each pet brings. With humorous imagery that works hand in hand with the text, this series is sure to spark young readers' imaginations and prove that reading can be fun.
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  • Brer Rabbit and Boss Lion

    Brad Kessler, Bill Mayer

    language (Rabbit Ears Books, May 24, 2012)
    In this hilarious southern folktale, mean old Boss Lion threatens the peaceful folk of Brer Village, and Brer Rabbit is forced to teach the carnivorous trouble-maker a lesson he’ll never forget. Brer Rabbit outsmarts the baddest fella in the forest—then saunters back to town as the local hero. This witty, playful adaptation is just the kind of fun your family will enjoy again and again. Ages 5 and up
  • Fool and the Flying Ship, The

    Eric Metaxas, Henrik Drescher

    eBook (Rabbit Ears Books, May 23, 2012)
    Long ago in Russia, a proclamation went out through all the land that whosoever could build a flying ship would win the hand of the Tsar’s daughter. But when a country bumpkin and his oddball crew of extraordinary friends show up to claim her, the dumbfounded Tsar quickly has second thoughts. This hilarious retelling of a fantastical Russian folktale will be a delightful treat for your entire family. Ages 5 and u