421)  
| 422)
The Silly Looking Thing (hc) (Book - Children)
by Sakmar-Sullivan, Eva M.
9780764341441 (0764341448) Schiffer Kids Publish Date: 2012-08-08
CDN Retail $23.99
|
423)
| 424)
|
425)
| 426)
The Visit (hc) (Book - Children)
by Moulton, Mark Kimball
9780764345753 (0764345753) Schiffer Kids Publish Date: 2013-10-28
CDN Retail $23.99
|
427)
| 428)
|
429)
| 430)
The Lollipop Monster (Book - Children)
by Schiffer Publishing, Ltd.
9780764348082 (0764348086) Schiffer Kids Publish Date: 2012-08-31
CDN Retail $17.99
|
431)
| 432)
|
433)
| 434)
The Secret of Heron Creek (tp) (Book - Children)
by Meacham, Margaret
9780870334146 (087033414X) Schiffer Kids Publish Date: 2009-07-13
CDN Retail $10.99
|
435)
| 436)
|
437)
Tales of Bunjitsu Bunny (tp) NR (Book - Children)
by Himmelman, John
9781250068064 (1250068061) Square Fish Publish Date: 2015-10-13
CDN Retail $8.99
| 438)
|
439)
Big Board First 100 Words (Boardbook) NR (Book - Children)
by Priddy, Roger
9780312495411 (0312495412) St. Martins Press Publish Date: 2005-08-01
CDN Retail $8.95
| 440)
Lift-the-Flap Tab: Trucks (Boarbook) NR (Book - Children)
by Roger Priddy
9780312515829 (0312515820) St. Martins Press Publish Date: 2013-01-08
CDN Retail $8.99
|
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/9780764340871.jpg', '', '9780764340871', '0764340875', '$17.99', 'Welcome to the world of Matt French, skateboarding, and humourous monsters. This 80-page coloring book will both delight and entertain, as his graphic designs take on all shapes, sizes, and forms. Matt French\'s artwork is both traditional and modern. The energy pulsates off the page and his eye for detail shows itself in the undulating lines of his graphics. Drawn in pen and ink, these "uncolored" images to color will open the imagination and inspire creativity. Beavers like to chuck wood, so there\'s a Beaver Tree. Ever see a hot dog go skateboarding? Matt French has combined his love for both art and skateboarding to create this one-of-a-kind coloring book. Children will love it and even adults will get into the action trying to decipher all the little details in each of the drawings. Young adult–ages 13-18.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/9780764341441.jpg', '', '9780764341441', '0764341448', '$23.99', 'I don\'t want to be your friend because I don\'t like the way you look!" That\'s not a very nice thought! Unfortunately, many children have either had that thought about someone else or have been the recipient of that kind of thinking. It could have been that they were perceived as not as attractive, or of a different color, or because of a handicap. The list is endless. In this story, Itsy-Bitsy Boy Frog discovers that just because someone looks a little different than you, doesn\'t mean you can\'t be friends – or at least give the friendship a chance. You just might be surprised or shocked at what you find out! Little frog was! . Early reader–ages 5-8.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/9780764342875.jpg', '', '9780764342875', '0764342878', '$23.99', 'Larry the Lollipop Monster and his friend Zabby are on their way to a birthday party for their friend, Sanford. On their journey, they meet a monster stuck in a tree: his name is Clem! He is a spirited, lively character who gets a little "klutzy" when he\'s excited. After helping to untangle Clem from the tree, Larry invites him to join them on their birthday party trek. At the party, Clem, in his whirling excitement, accidentally destroys one of Larry\'s lollipop creations—the one meant for Sanford\'s birthday gift. Angry at Clem\'s clumsy mistake, Sanford shames him away, calling him mean names. But Larry knows that being cruel to others and teasing them is not the right answer: we all make mistakes! Larry and his good friend Zabby help the Land of Monstoria learn the value of forgiveness, respecting each other\'s differences, and celebrating the uniqueness of every monster. Early reader–ages 5-8.'); "Show Product Detail")
; "Show Product Detail")
 and the daughter of the Devil (Naughty), who are sent by their parents to attend high school with mortal children to learn about humanity-and how "inhuman" high school years can be. Set in verse by John LaFleur and illustrated in black and white watercolor by Shawn Dubin, it is a story that reminds both young and old how it feels to be ostracized during our sometimes-challenging school years. Embedded in the story is a gentle reminder of the importance of tolerance and true friendship, and how both can make school days go a little easier. This brand new edition marks the 10-year anniversary of the title\'s initial release in 2003 and features some revised text from the original.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/9780764345753.jpg', '', '9780764345753', '0764345753', '$23.99', 'Clement Clarke Moore wrote the classic holiday poem, "The Night Before Christmas", in 1822, charming generations with its delightful verses. Now, in a remarkable tribute, we unveil the captivating story behind the creation of this iconic poem. Drawing from the rich oral tradition passed down through generations of the Moore family, the author weaves a narrative inspired by the accounts shared by Dinghy Sharp, the great-great-granddaughter of Clement Moore himself. With each turn of the page, the true essence of this cherished poem is revealed, captivating readers of all ages. Unlock the secrets behind the symbols and customs found within "The Night Before Christmas" as the story unfolds. Prepare to be moved by the profound motivation and inspiration that drove Clement Clarke Moore to pen this heartfelt masterpiece. This exquisite edition serves as the perfect companion to "The Night Before Christmas," since it includes the original poem in Moore\'s own handwritten script and over 50 exquisitely detailed illustrations. The Visit: The Origin of "The Night Before Christmas" is a testament to the enduring legacy of Clement Moore\'s cherished work, ensuring that both the untold story and the timeless verses will be treasured for years to come.'); "Show Product Detail")
 in mind, this book engages the reader with vivid explanations and illustrations. The concept of drawing each plan to scale is demystified, empowering young minds to develop an eye for precision and accuracy. Explore the vast array of architectural styles prevalent today: from sleek modern structures to timeless classical masterpieces, each style is beautifully showcased, igniting the imagination and nurturing a deeper appreciation for the art of architecture. Enter the world of architects and discover the boundless possibilities that await within the pages of The Future Architect\'s Handbook.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/9780764347092.jpg', '', '9780764347092', '0764347098', '$19.99', 'The newborn foal peered at Caroline from her computer screen. The online photo grabbed her heart. It was followed by photo after photo of the foal frolicking, rubbing noses with his momma, and nursing in the quiet of evening. This was the foal she knew she had to buy. Caroline had worked hard and saved all her money to buy a wild Chincoteague Pony foal and now she had fallen in love with the right one. She\'d even named him "Quintilius" for the star that shone over the baby Jesus in the manger long ago. After she arrived on Chincoteague Island, Caroline volunteered for The Feather Fund and helped tag foals with the saltwater cowboys. Now, after all her hard work, the saltwater cowboys had labeled her foal—her Quintilus—for return to the island. Caroline couldn\'t even consider of taking home another foal. Quintilius had won her heart. She\'d poured herself into saving enough money and now it seemed the chestnut pinto colt would be forever out of her life. How could things be turned around for Caroline so that she could bring her foal home? Or would she lose her dream forever?'); "Show Product Detail")
; "Show Product Detail")
; "Show Product Detail")
; "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/9780764356070.jpg', '', '9780764356070', '0764356070', '$22.99', 'Join Peanut and her adorable dog, Bosco, as they travel the globe, stop crime, go back in time, relax in a marine underworld, and turn into helpful robots that fold the laundry. This colorful story celebrates the bond between kids and their <g data-gr-id="5" id="5" class="gr_ gr_5 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep">pets,</g> while suggesting that children can go far, literally and figuratively, by using their imagination.'); "Show Product Detail")
; "Show Product Detail")
. A cruel, greedy man sees them romping with their secret pet and plots to trap Chessie and sell her for big bucks to movie makers or scientists. The nighttime operation that William and Tommy undertake to save their friend will thrill readers young and old. Middle grades–ages 10-13.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/9780870334221.jpg', '', '9780870334221', '0870334220', '$11.99', 'Amanda Wetherby was nine years old in May of 1774, when the people of Chester Town, Maryland, as a sign of their support of the people of Boston, voted not to buy, sell, or use tea. At the supper table one evening, talk turned to the unfair tax Britain had levied on the colonists and what that had to do with the shipload of tea aboard the Geddes in the harbor. Amanda was very unhappy not to have tea to drink with meals. The next day, her brother, George, swaggered off to a "tea party just for men." Hot, thirsty, and tired of pulling weeds in the garden, Amanda decided she would go too, and get some of that tea to wash down the dust. And if the party is for men only—why, she would dress as a boy! So Amanda becomes part of an event that is still celebrated each May in modern Chestertown. Early reader–ages 5-8.'); "Show Product Detail")
![](javascript:showDetail('../QuantaCat/images/9780870335341.jpg', '', '9780870335341', '0870335340', '$13.99', 'The American Revolution brought years of turmoil to Maryland and its capital city. This story of a family who lived in Annapolis during that period of the nation\'s history shows the times that turned their world upside down. From the burning of the ship Peggy Stewart during the Annapolis "tea party," to the war\'s end, the five Sands children and their parents were a part of events that created a new nation. Their story takes readers into the world of 1776 to experience something of what life was like during the Revolutionary War. Ordinary Marylanders played a vital role in winning independence. Many, like twenty-year-old Will Sands, joined the Continental Army. He was among the Maryland men whose brave stand at the Battle of Long Island enabled the rest of the army to continue the fight for independence. Today, Maryland is called the "Old Line State" in their honor. This new and revised edition of The World Turned Upside Down is written especially for fourth and fifth graders, but can be enjoyed by brothers, sisters, teachers, parents, and grandparents too. It includes a glossary, maps, and historical background material. Grades 4 to 8'); "Show Product Detail")
; "Show Product Detail")
