A puppet, ever curious where his strings go, comes to realize there is something more important than knowing that answer.

Patch and the strings

Winnick, Karen B.

Lippincott

Mr. Lincoln's Whiskers

In the moonlight, the explosive fast draw became a horizontal streak of silver, flashing momentarily from the cover of the shadow. The tip of Moonshadow's sword ambushed the lurking foe, who stood, still drawing his own weapon. It's the dawn of an age of peace in medieval Japan, and a power hungry warlord is plotting to plunge the nation into a deadly civil war using a secret weapon from the West. Enter Moonshadow, the newest and youngest agent for the Grey Light Order, a covert brotherhood of shinobi (ninja spy warriors) who work for the shogun. For his first mission, Moonshadow is sent on a perilous journey to capture the plans for the secret weapon. Can Moonshadow defeat the evil warlord, rogue samurai, professional killers, and another ninja spy to save his country from violent chaos? Or will his first mission also be his last? This thrilling ninja adventure by Simon Higgins, an expert Japanese swordsman, combines gripping action, humor, hold-your-breath suspense, and even a bit of magic for an exciting and fast-paced read!

Biographies & Memoirs

Demco Media

Whether they're dashing, splashing, munching, or crunching, baby animals are ever-exploring! At home in their natural habitats, baby animals learn about the world that surrounds them. When the fun is done, it's time for baby animals to go to sleep. After all, every baby animal has to rest.
Full of action, sound effects, and patterned text, each story features the adorable antics and accurate behavior of six wild animal babies: tiger, elephant, giraffe, rhinoceros, panda, and gorilla. This 64-page, beautifully designed story book is perfect for bedtime.

Good Night, Baby Animals You've Had a Busy Day: A Treasury of Six Original Stories

Children's Books

Animals

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)

The wind went whoo-whoo. Cow sneezed, Moo-CHOO, Moo-CHO. The hay blew. Quack-CHOO, went Duck. Quack-CHOO. Quack-CHOO. One night the wind blows through the barn and causes Cow to sneeze, which sets off a sneezy chain reaction. Each barn animal sneezes in turn, until a cacophony of sneezing fills the night, waking Sue in the farmhouse. Young children will delight in Karen B. Winnick's humorous picture book that features a rhyming text and familiar animal sound words.

Barn Sneeze

KBW Books

Abraham Lincoln was the first President of the United States to wear a beard. What gave him the idea was a letter he received from an eleven-year-old girl from Westfield, New York named Grace Bedell. "Dear Sir," she wrote, " . . . if you will let your whiskers grow I will try to get (my brothers) to vote for you. You would look a great deal better for your face is so thin. All the ladies like whiskers and they would tease their husbands to vote for you . . ."

Biographies

Boyds Mills Press

On the stormy night of April 26, 1777, young Sybil Ludington rode on her horse spreading the word that the British were coming. They had already set fire to the nearby town of Danbury, Connecticut and the glow of the flames had turned the night sky to fiery red. Sybil rode through the countryside to alert the patriots with the cry of "Muster at Ludington's!"

Sybil's Night Ride

Literature & Fiction

t's Miko's first time to experience the joy of chasing fireflies. She has never seen one but she imagines their magical glow. With her older brother, Toshio, she walks to the park to watch the principal of their school open a box to release fireflies into the night. For Miko they are a wonderment. But her fascination with the small blinking lights sets in motion a dilemma and Miko must decide what to do.

Night of the Fireflies

Astra Young Readers

The countless joys of the seasons are celebrated as these twenty-four short, simple poems move through the year. Childhood activities and reflection take place in various familiar settings -- city, county, beach and the poems touch upon common experiences and pleasures.

A Year Goes Round: Poems for the Months

WordSong

The wind went whoo-whoo. Cow sneezed, "Moo-CHOO. Moo-CHOO." The hay blew. "Quack-CHOO," went Duck. "Quack-CHOO. Quack-CHOO." One night the wind blows through the barn and causes Cow to sneeze, which sets off a sneezy chain reaction. Each barn animal sneezes in turn, until a cacophony of sneezing fills the night, waking Sue in the farmhouse. Young children will delight in Karen B. Winnick's humorous picture book that features a rhyming text and familiar animal sound words.

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Books by Winnick, Karen B.

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Patch and the strings

Mr. Lincoln's Whiskers

Good Night, Baby Animals You've Had a Busy Day: A Treasury of Six Original Stories

Barn Sneeze

Mr. Lincoln's Whiskers

Sybil's Night Ride

Night of the Fireflies

Mr. Lincoln's Whiskers

A Year Goes Round: Poems for the Months

Barn Sneeze