Children

“The Secret Life of Boo-Boos is a winner for future doctors, nurses, physician’s assistants, or anyone wanting to learn about the human body in a clever and understandable way.”

The Not-So-Scary Dog is a book about a boy who is afraid to go to a birthday party because his friend has a big dog.

“Nayberg brings her zany wit and artistic ingenuity to this fun romp through art history and New York City.”

After being out of print for many years, The New York Review Children’s Collection has reprinted M. B. Goffstein’s 1977 Caldecott Honor Title, Fish for Supper.

“Brightly colored illustrations typical of Indian iconography enhance each page.”

“J.D. and the Great Barber Battle is a refreshing slice of life about a small-town kid who discovers he’s gifted in unexpected ways. It’s a fun read.”

“sure to be loved by The Wimpy Kid set, a fun mix of cartoons and text with just the right amount of middle-school angst.”

Just how do planes stay in the sky? How do people get inside the television? And why don’t the people on the bottom of the earth fall off?

Nikki Grimes and Elizabeth Zunon, the pair who created Bedtime for Sweet Creatures, are back with a picture book that will become a bath time reading favorite for many families.

“Dinosnores is sure to become a perennial favorite with tots, along with Boynton’s other soothing bedtime stories.”

“Henry’s Awful Mistake has remained a beloved bestseller for the 4–8-year-old set for the past 40 years.”