Mega Pig (Mega Hero Books)

Mega Pig is the most elegant superhero in Mega City. He is always very clean. He changes his clothes three times a day. He also has a black belt in karate.  Today, Mega Pig is having fun at a street carnival. Suddenly, Mosquito Man appears. "Go play elsewhere!" says Mega Pig, but nasty Mosquito Man squirts ketchup all over his beautiful shirt. Mega Pig hates stains. He is so angry that he goes into action. "Bam! Pow!" He K.O.'s Mosquito Man in three seconds fat.  Mega Pig likes reducing Mosquito Man to smithereens, but what he likes most is eating jam with a spoon in front of the TV.  "Shhh ... it's a secret!"  Mega City is full of Mega Animals. There is Mega Wolf, who loves sports cars; Mega Bunny, who is always losing things, the elegant Mega Pig; and the cheese-loving Mega Mouse. These are the heroes that keep Mega City safe from the dastardly and bloodthirsty Mosquito Man.

Children's Books

Vidal, Séverine

Animals

Firefly Books

Mega Wolf (Mega Hero Books)

Mega Wolf is strong, brave and famous. He loves his super-fast sports car. It has rocket launchers and goes faster than light. People shout "Hurray!" as he passes. But Mega Wolf's most favorite thing is saving the world. 
 One day Little Red Riding Hood goes for a walk. Suddenly, Mosquito Man attacks her. "Help!!" she screams. Mega Wolf's big ears hear Little Red Riding Hood's screams. He jumps into his Mega Mobile and takes off with a roar. After three skids, a traffic jam, two waterfalls and a mudslide, he arrives to save her. 
 Later that night after his busy superhero day, Mega Wolf falls asleep in his bed with his special blanket. 
 "Shhh ... it's a secret!" 
 Mega City is full of Mega Animals. There is Mega Wolf, who loves sports cars; Mega Bunny, who is always losing things, the elegant Mega Pig; and the cheese-loving Mega Mouse. These are the heroes that keep Mega City safe from the dastardly and bloodthirsty Mosquito Man.

Mega Mouse (Mega Hero Books)

Mega Pig is the most elegant superhero in Mega City. He is always very clean. He changes his clothes three times a day. He also has a black belt in karate. 
 Today, Mega Pig is having fun at a street carnival. Suddenly, Mosquito Man appears. "Go play elsewhere!" says Mega Pig, but nasty Mosquito Man squirts ketchup all over his beautiful shirt. Mega Pig hates stains. He is so angry that he goes into action. "Bam! Pow!" He K.O.'s Mosquito Man in three seconds fat. 
 Mega Pig likes reducing Mosquito Man to smithereens, but what he likes most is eating jam with a spoon in front of the TV. 
 "Shhh ... it's a secret!" 
 Mega City is full of Mega Animals. There is Mega Wolf, who loves sports cars; Mega Bunny, who is always losing things, the elegant Mega Pig; and the cheese-loving Mega Mouse. These are the heroes that keep Mega City safe from the dastardly and bloodthirsty Mosquito Man.

Mega Mouse is the strongest of the Mega Animals. She likes to help injured animals and children. She has a super-powerful disintegrator gun and is not afraid of anyone. 
 One day, Mega Mouse's friend Mega Pig takes some children out on a bus trip. Suddenly, there is an SOS call. BOOM! Mosquito Man has destroyed the bridge. This is awful. The bus will fall. "Help! Help!" shout the children. Mega Mouse will save them! She is so strong she does not even need her disintegrator gun. She lifts the bus using her own strength. 
 Mega Mouse has saved the children on Bus 14... and she loves Mega Pig. 
 "Shhh ... it's a secret!" 
 Mega City is full of Mega Animals. There is Mega Wolf, who loves sports cars; Mega Bunny, who is always losing things, the elegant Mega Pig; and the cheese-loving Mega Mouse. These are the heroes that keep Mega City safe from the dastardly and bloodthirsty Mosquito Man.

George Sand: True Genius, True Woman

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Selfmadehero

Review\n"This story is uplifting and will be a strong resource for teachers to talk about the importance of kindness. VERDICT A must for all libraries. It is not only a beautifully told story, but its message is full of heart. Children will love engaging in 'what would I do?' scenarios." – School Library Journal (starred review)\n"Primary red, blue, and yellow play against muted backdrops in the sketchlike illustrations of this heartfelt story that encourages compassion and reflection on what’s truly important." – Foreword Reviews\n"The brilliance of The Coat lies in its believable perspective on how the practice of kindness emerges in the life of a child. . .. Louis Thomas' illustrations add immeasurably to the story, revealing vivid emotions." – Spirituality & Practice\n"This story is uplifting and will be a strong resource for teachers to talk about the importance of kindness. VERDICT A must for all libraries. It is not only a beautifully told story, but its message is full of heart. Children will love engaging in 'what would I do?' scenarios." – School Library Journal (starred review)\nAh, the coat. So warm, so beautiful, so red. It’s all Elise has really wanted, and she’s been waiting forever. When will the coat be hers? 
Then, a chance encounter changes everything, revealing that the pleasure that comes from belongings (even the perfect ones!) is no match for the joy of helping others. 
At turns lighthearted and poignant, The Coat offers a glimpse at the hardships confronting those who are experiencing homelessness, inspiring us to treat them with compassion and respect. A downloadable discussion guide is available at flyawaybooks.com/resources.\nFrom School Library Journal\nK-Gr 3—Elise adores the beautiful red coat that her older sister, Mia, wears. She dreams about the day it will be hers when Mia outgrows it. Finally she relegates her old coat to her closet and proudly wears her "new" one to school, but on the way encounters a small girl and her mother living on the street in bitterly cold weather. It bothers Elise to see the little girl so cold with nowhere to go to get warm. The next morning Elise gives the little girl some candy and then heads off to school; the story is so well-constructed that only later will readers realize that she has given her coat to the child as well. The actual gift of kindness is not shown, only implied, as if the giving of the gift is not the important point. It is the act of kindness that is. The author has already conveyed to readers that Elise's old coat is still safely stashed at home for her. This story is uplifting and will be a strong resource for teachers to talk about the importance of kindness. The art appears to be watercolor, and the soft palette allows the deep red of the coat to take center stage throughout. VERDICT A must for all libraries. It is not only a beautifully told story, but its message is full of heart. Children will love engaging in "what would I do?" scenarios.—Joan Kindig

The Coat

Religion & Spirituality

Flyaway Books

June et Jo: Les souvenirs

GALL JEUN GIBOU

Sous ta peau, le feu

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

NATHAN

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