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Gus Hearts the Bus
by Lindsay Leslie
Gus loves buses so much, he learns everything he can; from memorizing routes to learning each bus's number and its destination. A joyful story about following one's passions.
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Maisy Goes To The Eye Doctor
by Lucy Cousins
"Young readers can join Maisy and her friend Ella as they go to Dr. Flamingo the optometrist's office to have their eyes tested, but when Ella needs glasses, they pick out the best frames EVER! Simultaneous and eBook. Illustrations."
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Maisy Goes To The Dentist
by Lucy Cousins
"Maisy's friend Charley has a wiggly tooth! He's going to the dentist for the first time, and he's a little nervous. Luckily, Maisy, Tallulah, Eddie, and Cyril are happy to accompany Charley to the dentist's office, where they make some fun discoveries: a twirly chair that goes up and down, a special cup to spit in, and a proper tooth-brushing demonstration. Charley gets an X-ray, a smiley button, and a book to take home, but what will happen with his wiggly tooth?"
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Firefighters to the Rescue!
by R. W. Alley
"Firefighters to the rescue! The officers of Breezy Valley answer the call to protect their beloved town. Ladders, axes, and water hoses take center stage as the firefighters rescue the tabby cat twins, put out blazes, and save not only lives-but also the town ice cream parlor! Lively action, equipment details, cross-section pictures and more will keep young firefighter fans engaged throughout this delightful story"
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Police in our school
by Becky Coyle
Police in Our School teaches kids about the important role their school resource officers play to protect them and their school. Becky Coyle learned firsthand how children can misunderstand officers' roles in schools through her work as an elementary school resource officer. It inspired her to create this series to explain school safety concepts to young children in a fun and engaging way. Activities and questions for further discussion are provided in the final spread.
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I'm A Garbage Truck
by Dennis R. Shealy
When the Little Golden Books were launched in 1942 at 25 cents each, they changed publishing history. For the first time, children's books were high quality, delightfully illustrated, low-priced and available to almost all children, not just a privileged few. Over the years the offerings have grown to include a host of beloved characters drawn from literature, fairy tales, television and popular culture. .
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Thank you, teacher : from the very hungry caterpillar
by Eric Carle
Designed for National Teacher Day, Teacher Appreciation Week and the end of the school year, a heartwarming gift book combines colorful Eric Carle imagery while imparting positive messages of thanks and respect to a helpful mentor. Illustrations.
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The Brilliant Ms. Bangle
by Cara Devins
When their favorite librarian retires, the students have a tough time adjusting to her replacement, Ms. Bangle, until they discover change can be a fun, positively brilliant experience!
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