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Staff PicksThe Book of FiresWhy is it a pick?In 1752 a young woman born in the English countryside to a lower class who finds herself pregnant has few options. But 17 year old Agnes Trussel decides to find her own way and apprentices herself to a firework maker in London learning much about the characteristics of chemical explosions and human nature along the way.CollectionAdult FictionPicked byDianeTutor.com |
Staff Picks by Cathy1-2-3 Calligraphy!Why is it a pick?This is an excellent book for those wanting to learn calligraphy. The beginner is introduced to pens, pen positions, a review of italic letters, gothic letters and creative projects in which to use your new skills.CollectionJuvenile Non-fictionPicked byCathy10 Minutes Till BedtimeWhy is it a pick?What could possibly happen 10 minutes before bed? You could be visited by hundreds of hamsters. Picture books don’t get any more whimsical than this one.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyApeWhy is it a pick?Learn simple facts about four kinds of great apes. The luxurious illustrations will captivate you.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyBaby SlothWhy is it a pick?Discover why continuous days of rain are dangerous for a sloth, why they must warm themselves each morning and that they carry a world of critters about the forest in their fur.CollectionJuvenile Non-fictionPicked byCathyBah! Humbug?Why is it a pick?Margie’s bossy older brother believes Santa is a humbug. Is he right? Enjoy the wonder illustrations as you read this reissued Christmas story.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyBanditWhy is it a pick?Bandit, the cat, is very comfortable in his familiar surroundings--warm bed, toy mouse and, “not his cat carrier again!” Where is Bandit going now?CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyBig Brave BrianWhy is it a pick?Big Brave Brian is afraid of nothing. But is that true? Great illustrations and simple text to enjoy in this picture book.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyBright StanleyWhy is it a pick?Can Bright Stanley catch up with his school of fish? This is a bright underwater adventure for parents to read to their preschooler.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyCharlie Hits It BigWhy is it a pick?Charlie is just a regular sort of guinea pig who wants to head for Hollywood. But will he find his very favorite food there, Fruity-Nut Buffet?CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyCork and FuzzWhy is it a pick?Join in the quirky adventures of this fun pair of friends: possum and muskrat.CollectionJuvenile EasyPicked byCathyCountdownWhy is it a pick?Can an American youth and a Maasai youth become friends when they spend their precious time on the ham radio arguing? Their fast paced parallel stories suggest not. But, they have more in common then they know.CollectionJuvenile FictionPicked byCathyCrazy HairWhy is it a pick?A “got to read” book with whimsical illustrations and hair, hair everywhair.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyDiamond WillowWhy is it a pick?Twelve year old Willow wants to prove she’s grown up. She wants to mush the sled dogs. When at last she is allowed to do just that, she makes a critical mistake resulting in the lead dog becoming blind. Travel with the sled team yourself and find out if Diamond can save the lead dog from being euthanized.CollectionJuvenile CD FictionPicked byCathyDigby Takes ChargeWhy is it a pick?How is a good sheepdog to get six silly sheep to go where he wants them to go? Find out what it takes in this beautifully illustrated children's book.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyDog Scouts of AmericaWhy is it a pick?Did you know that dogs can join Dog Scouts and earn a vest and badges? Read about this fun program.CollectionJuvenile Non-fictionPicked byCathyDoggone Dogs!Why is it a pick?This is a must read book if you are hooked on humor in rhyme and Catrow art.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyDouble Trouble In Walla WallaWhy is it a pick?Super-duper, helter-skelter, mish-meanings throughout Lulu’s day. Can anyone talk clearly in her school? The nurse can help.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyDuck's TaleWhy is it a pick?If Toad can read because he found glasses, then Duck can write because he has a pen. Right? Read this warm story about friends to see if Duck is correct.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyFred Stays with Me!Why is it a pick?With simple line drawings and brown tones Fred, a young girl’s pet dog, goes with her when she visits her mom and when she visits her dad.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyFu Finds The WayWhy is it a pick?Young Fu is challenged to a duel by Chang, the warrior. He runs to the Master for help to be trained to use the sword. But, Master trains Fu to pour tea instead. Oh, my! How can this training help a farm boy out-of his terrible predicament? Follow Fu and his favorite goose through these beautiful illustrations and on to the climax of the story.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyGossamerWhy is it a pick?A tiny creature spends nights weaving dreams for an old woman and an angry boy. Eventually each discovers how one can help the other.CollectionJuvenile CD FictionPicked byCathyHalf Moon InvestigationsWhy is it a pick?Twelve year old Fletcher Moon must track down a conspiracy or be blamed for the crime.CollectionJuvenile Audio FictionPicked byCathyHalf-Minute HorrorsWhy is it a pick?One page scary stories for youngsters interested in reading stuff to make them cringe.CollectionJuvenile FictionPicked byCathyHalfway HankWhy is it a pick?Read Halfway Hank’s whole story written in fun rhyming text.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathyI Completely Know About Guinea PigsWhy is it a pick?Not only a fun read, but Lola and Charlie will share real facts with you about guinea pigs. Then come downstairs and visit Queenie, the library guinea pig.CollectionJuvenile Picture BookPicked byCathy |
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