Winner of the prestigious Book of the Year award from the American Institute of Graphic Arts, this delightful book with the colorful pictures is perfect for a perfect introcution to counting for girls and boys alike.

Jeanne-Marie Counts Her Sheep

Children's Books

Seignobosc, Francoise

Classics

Omnibus Publishing

Noel for Jeanne-Marie

Seignobosc, Franscoise

Literature & Fiction

What Time Is It Jeanne-Marie

On any given spring evening, 360,000 children around the world can be found on the dusty mounds and grassy fields of a Little League field. With more than four million people playing or volunteering in Little League games every year, Little League is the institutional rite of passage into the quintessential American pastime.
 Play Ball! charts Little League's history from the earliest days and shows how, in many respects, its history parallels America's history: isolation in the beginning; rapid expansion; a civil war of sorts, followed by reconstruction; struggles over civil rights and gender equity; and foreign entanglements. A microcosm of American society, Little League reflects, and is affected by, cultural, political and historical trends. Includes new chapter on John Grisham's movie, "Mickey," the Danny Almonte scandal, Tee Ball on the South Lawn, Pitch Counts and Arm Injuries, Child Protection Act, ESPN and the new World of Little League Museum.
Today, Little League is played on 12,000 fields in every U.S. state and in 103 other countries on six continents. Little League also sanctions play in softball, Tee Ball, and baseball for disabled children-called the Challenger Division. The Little League Baseball World Series, played annually in Williamsport, is watched by crowds of 40,000 each year in person, and by more than ten million on ABC's Wide World of Sports.
 Play Ball! will interest parents, former players and coaches, fans of Little League Baseball, general baseball enthusiasts, and anyone who has ever picked up a ball and bat.

Play Ball! The Story of Little League Baseball

History

Van Auken, Lance

Van Auken, Robin

Americas

"The mayor told us about crazy laws," Dane said, including the one forbidding snowball throwing. "So, I wanted to do something about it." A law in Severance, Colorado contains wording that makes it illegal to throw snowballs. Can you imagine not being able to throw snowballs? Let alone in Colorado, where is snows five months out of the year? That was the case until 9 year old Dane Best decided to make a change. Needless to say, overturning an almost 100 year old snowball ban was no easy task. Where do you even begin? Who would listen to a nine year old? Despite all odds, Dane Best was able to make history. This book is the real life true story of what can happen when someone decides to stand up for what they believe in.

Snowballs For Severance: The Terrifically True Story of Dane Best and the Snowball Ban

Frieman, Richie

Biographies

Pumpkin Pie

Happily ever after is possible. It's getting there that's hard. 
For no one is this more true than high school senior, Michelle "Elle" Conner. Elle is a simple, hard working girl from a small town in the middle of East Jesus Nowhere. Cast as a secondary character in her own life, Elle lives in the constant shadow of her annoying twin sisters. Her mother's cold shoulder coupled with her father's absence leaves Elle feeling isolated in her own home. Her one escape is waitressing at the local pie shop, Hap-PIE-ly Ever After. 
Despite her hardships, a surprising accident during senior year turns everything on its ear. Once upon a time she was nobody, but perhaps her fairytale is closer than she thinks.

Teen & Young Adult

Brawn, Katelyn

Meet Ann. No one can match her ZEST for life! She loves to shop, hang out with friends, and explore all that her home city of Baltimore has to offer. This makes Ann very happy. One day, a strange thing happens and her world turns upside down. Unable to do what she loves, Ann is very unhappy. That is until something AMAZING happens! Based on actual events, this sweet, triumphant story about friendship in an unlikely place is perfect for parents to share with their little ones who are learning how to adjust and navigate in strange times.

Ann and the Raven

Carr, Ann Attayek

Animals

Discovering real beauty is understanding the true heart of a person.\nIn her hometown of Harpersgrove, Bella Southland is considered odd. A homeschooled, early high school graduate, she's not into parties and never had a boyfriend. Besides, boys in books are better. This is a truth that Bella knows universally. She'd rather lose herself in the pages of a classic than in the terrifying universe of teenage dating. With a waistline that leaves much to be desired, she's never considered herself the object of anyone's affections.\nWhen an unexpected opportunity arises, Bella is forced away from her comfort zone, family, and friends. Isolated in a mysterious world where not everyone is as they seem, she must forge onward to find confidence, acceptance, and unconditional love. Most of all, Bella must summon a courageous heart and become the heroine of her own story.

Pecan Pie

Thirteen-year-old Addie doesn't do well with change, which is why she's not looking forward to spending summer at Pop's empty cabin in Wellfleet. It doesn't help that Addie's mom has secretly signed her up for an arts middle school, making Addie question her love of doodling. When mysteries around Pop's death begin to emerge, Addie abandons her cautious side, and goes on her life's strangest adventure - alone! - sending everyone frantically looking for her. By facing her fear of change, Addie finds out that family isn't always what you expect. Sometimes, family simply means the people who care about you.

Addie's Sketchbook: Summer in Wellfleet

Ruut DeMeo

Humor

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