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Illustration by R. Gregory Christie from Answering the Cry for Freedom
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“I frequently hear music in the
Nonfiction picture book
48 pages
Full-color illustrations
10 x 9
Ages 9–11
Grades 4–6
Hardcover
World rights
978-1-62979-099-2
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September
THE MUSIC IN GEORGE’S HEAD
George Gershwin Creates Rhapsody in Blue
Written by SUZANNE SLADE
Illustrated by STACY INNERST
G
eorge Gershwin heard music all the time—classical, ragtime, blues,
and jazz—at home, at school, even on New York City’s busy streets.
With rhythmic swirls of words and pictures, author Suzanne Slade and
illustrator Stacy Innerst reveal how brilliantly Gershwin combined various
kinds of music to create his masterpiece, Rhapsody in Blue. A surprising
whirlwind composition of notes, sounds, and one long wail of a clarinet,
Rhapsody is a musical representation of America’s melting pot. Includes an
author’s note, timeline, and bibliography.
SUZANNE SLADE is the award-winning author of dozens of children’s nonfiction
books. She lives in Libertyville, Illinois. Visit suzanneslade.com.
STACY INNERST is an artist and the illustrator of numerous picture books for children,
including Thomas Jefferson Grows a Nation by Peggy Thomas. He lives in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania. Visit stacyinnerst.com.
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very heart of noise.” —George Gershwin
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A young activist’s fight for civil
Nonfiction
352 pages
Archival images
9 x 10
Ages 10–18
Grades 5–12
Hardcover
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978-1-62979-094-7
$18.95 U.S.
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September
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JONATHAN DANIELS
and His Sacrifice for Civil Rights
RICH WALLACE +
SANDRA NEIL WALLACE
BLOOD BROTHER
Jonathan Daniels and His
Sacrifice for Civil Rights
Written by RICH WALLACE and SANDRA NEIL WALLACE
I
n 1965, Jonathan Daniels, a white seminary student from New
Hampshire, answered Martin Luther King Jr.’s call and traveled to
Selma, Alabama, to help with voter registration of black residents. He
remained in “Bloody Lowndes,” an extremely dangerous county for white
freedom fighters, to assist civil rights workers. Five months later, Jonathan
Daniels was killed while saving the life of Ruby Sales, a black teenager.
To tell Daniels’s riveting life story, Rich Wallace and Sandra Neil Wallace
relied on letters, papers, photographs, and taped interviews, most that have
never been published before. They explore the events that led Daniels to
the moment of his death, the trial of his murderer, and how these events
impacted the legal and political climate of the American South and the
nation. Includes an authors’ note, research note, timeline, bibliography,
source notes, and index.
RICH WALLACE has written more than three dozen novels for children and teenagers.
His acclaimed middle-grade nonfiction book, Babe Conquers the World, was co-written
with his wife, Sandra Neil Wallace. Visit richwallacebooks.com.
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SANDRA NEIL WALLACE had a lengthy career as a news anchor and ESPN
sportscaster. Her writing includes Babe Conquers the World. Visit sandraneilwallace.com.
rights in the turbulent 1960s
“Jonathan Daniels has been an important figure in my life—his sacrifice and
his work. His extraordinary heroism and commitment to realizing equality in
practice, not just in law, remind us to light a candle in the darkness and say we
are not going to give up; we’re going to do something.”
—Ken Burns, filmmaker
“This well-told tale of Jonathan Daniels—one of the most courageous figures
of an earlier civil rights movement—comes at a generational moment when
America needs to hear this story.”
—Cornell William Brooks, president, NAACP
“Everyone, young and old, should read this book and find a trace of themselves
in the life of Jonathan Daniels. His story reminds us that we can all be heroes.”
—Sy Montgomery, National Book Award finalist and Sibert Medal winner
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An Apache girl struggles to reclaim her heritage
Historical fiction
256 pages
5½x8¼
Ages 9–12
Grades 4–7
Hardcover
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LOST ONES
THE
M I C H A E L A
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A C
C O L L
THE LOST ONES
Written by MICHAELA MACCOLL
W
hen the U.S. Cavalry raids twelve-year-old Casita’s Lipan Apache
village in El Remolino, Mexico, her life changes forever. With
most of her people either killed or captured, Casita and her younger
brother are sent to Fort Clark to live with an adoptive white family.
There Casita desperately struggles to adjust to military life and to a family
determined to “civilize” her. But at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in
Pennsylvania, where students are forced to lose their Indian ways, Casita
discovers how important it is to hold onto her Lipan Apache traditions.
In the third novel in the Hidden Histories series, Michaela MacColl
uncovers the complicated worlds of the Lipan Apache, Fort Clark, and
the Carlisle Indian School of the late 1800s. In Casita, she has created a
heroine who wrestles with both her past and the obligations of family, a
girl whose courage and determination are impossible to forget.
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MICHAELA MACCOLL is the award-winning writer of several historical novels, and
the co-author of Rory’s Promise and Freedom’s Price, both also in the Hidden Histories
series. A graduate of Vassar College and Yale University, she and her family live in
Westport, Connecticut. Visit michaelamaccoll.com.
African Americans fight for freedom
Nonfiction
240 pages
Black-and-white original illustrations
8 x 10
Ages 9–12
Grades 4–7
Hardcover
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sw e r i n g
An
THE CRY FOR
FREEDOM
260 mm
210 mm
11 mm
stories of
AFRICAN
AMERICANS
and the
AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
21.6 mm
Gretchen Woelfle
μ
illustrations by R. Gregory Christie
9 mm
978-1-62979-306-1
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ANSWERING THE CRY FOR FREEDOM
Stories of African Americans
and the American Revolution
Written by GRETCHEN WOELFLE
Illustrated by R. GREGORY CHRISTIE
D
uring the Revolutionary War, many enslaved African Americans
escaped to the British army, which freed them from slavery, while
others sought freedom by joining the American army. Still others spoke
out about the evils of slavery or established settlements in foreign lands.
Noted nonfiction writer Gretchen Woelfle tells the true stories of thirteen
African-American men and women who changed American history—
those who embraced the ideals of the Revolution, and began the long
struggle for freedom and equality. This inspiring collection of biographies
is illustrated with powerful, symbolic art by acclaimed artist
R. Gregory Christie, and includes an author’s note, individual
bibliographies and timelines, and extensive source notes.
GRETCHEN WOELFLE is the author of multiple award-winning fiction and nonfiction
books for young readers. She lives in Los Angeles, California. Visit gretchenwoelfle.com.
R. GREGORY CHRISTIE has illustrated more than fifty award-winning books for
young adults and children. He lives in Mableton, Georgia. Visit gas-art.com.
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A boy discovers his true aim in life
Historical fiction
288 pages
5½x8¼
Ages 9–12
Grades 4–7
Hardcover
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978-1-62979-673-4
$17.95 U.S.
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JOYCE MOYER HOSTETTER
author of BLUE and COMFORT
AIM
Written by JOYCE MOYER HOSTETTER
W
hile World War II threatens the United States in 1941, fourteenyear-old Junior Bledsoe must fight his own battles. After his
father’s recent death, Junior struggles with anger—at his father, his
insufferable granddaddy, his neighbors, and himself. At school, Junior is
challenged still further by his teacher and a troubled classmate. Haunted
by his father’s weaknesses and his own lack of purpose, Junior grows to
understand himself and find his own aim in life.
This powerful and heartfelt prequel to the award-winning novels Blue
and Comfort includes an author’s note, bibliography, and recommended
readings.
JOYCE MOYER HOSTETTER is the author of five historical novels, including Blue,
winner of the International Reading Association Children’s Book Award, and its sequel
Comfort. She lives with her husband in North Carolina. Visit joycemoyerhostetter.com.
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Illustration by Fred Koehler from This Book is Not About Dragons
New board books from Boyds Mills Press!
Whose Shoes?
A Shoe for Every Job
Stephen R. Swinburne
Board book
32 pages
Full-color photographs
7½x6
Ages Birth–3
Grades PreK
World rights
Nathan Clement
978-1-62979-691-8
$7.99 U.S.
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Board book
32 pages
Full-color illustrations
6x7½
Ages Birth–3
Grades PreK
World rights
978-1-62979-692-5
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September
WHOSE SHOES?
A Shoe for Every Job
DRIVE
Written and illustrated by
NATHAN CLEMENT
Written and illustrated by
STEPHEN R. SWINBURNE
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hrough simple, lively text and bright, colorful
young boy vividly imagines his father’s travels
photographs of people in various occupations, this
in his big rig—the many stops he makes, the
playful board book shows young children that there is people he encounters, and the various vehicles he
a right shoe for every job.
passes on the road.
+ “Could well be seen as the Great American
Truck Book.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review
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A SPLENDID FRIEND, INDEED
978-1-62979-408-2
JOB SITE
978-1-62979-407-5
JACK WANTS A SNACK
978-1-62979-406-8
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Orq and Woma are #1 . . . or are they?
Picture book
40 pages
Full-color illustrations
8 ½ x 11
Ages 3–7
Grades PreK–2
Hardcover
World rights
David Ellio
illustrated by
Lori Nichols
978-1-62979-336-8
$16.95 U.S.
$21.99 CAN
September
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THIS ORQ. (He #1!)
Written by DAVID ELLIOTT
Illustrated by LORI NICHOLS
E
verybody loves Orq and his pet woolly mammoth, Woma . . . they’re #1!
Until the day Torq and his pet sloth, Slomo, move into the cave
next door. Torq throws farther, climbs higher, runs faster, and gets all
the attention. And even though he’s always asleep, Slomo has everyone
fawning over him. Poor Orq and Woma want to be #1 again! Then Torq
discovers that showing off can sometimes land you in trouble—and if it
does, it’s good to have an inventive cave boy named Orq by your side.
HC * 978-1-62091-521-9
$15.95 US/$20.99 CAN
“Offbeat and winning.”
—Kirkus Reviews
Friendship, competition and a bit of scientific ingenuity prevail in
Orq and Woma’s third enchanting and funny adventure.
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DAVID ELLIOTT and Lori Nichols also collaborated on This Orq. (He Cave Boy.) and
This Orq. (He Say “Ugh!”). He lives in New Hampshire. Visit davidelliottbooks.com.
LORI NICHOLS is the illustrator of No, No, Kitten! She lives in Birmingham, Alabama.
Visit lorinichols.com.
“Elliott’s halting cave speak
and Nichols’s expressive
cartooning make for some
very funny scenes.”
—Publishers Weekly
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There are no dragons in this book—
Picture book
32 pages
Full-color illustrations
10 x 9
Ages 3–7
Grades PreK–2
Hardcover
World rights (text)
978-1-62979-168-5
$16.95 U.S.
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September
THIS BOOK
IS NOT
ABOUT
DRAGONS
BY
Shelley Moore Thomas
Fred Koehler
I L LU S T R AT E D BY
THIS BOOK IS NOT ABOUT DRAGONS
Written by SHELLEY MOORE THOMAS
Illustrated by FRED KOEHLER
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his book contains absolutely no dragons—none whatsoever! Not even
a claw nor a flame nor any large, pointy scales. But readers will know
better—and enjoy being in on the joke—as a carefree mouse narrator
invites them (not) to look for hidden (and not-so-hidden) dragons on every
page, eventually revealing a flock of fire-breathers that chase the mouse to
the very end of the book-within-a-book. Readers will love the humorous
use of suspense which builds to a clever, unexpected ending.
SHELLEY MOORE THOMAS is the author of several children’s books, including No,
No, Kitten! She lives in Oceanside, California. Visit shelleymoorethomas.blogspot.com.
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FRED KOEHLER illustrated Rebecca Kai Dotlich’s highly-praised One Day, The End.
He lives with his two spirited kids in Lakeland, Florida. Visit freddiek.com
so read it if you dare!
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Opposites attract in this friendship story with a twist
Picture book
40 pages
Full-color illustrations
8 ½ x 11
Ages 4–8
Grades PreK–3
Hardcover
World rights
978-1-62979-495-2
$16.95 U.S.
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September
BY
P AUL M E I S E L
GOOD NIGHT, BAT!
GOOD MORNING, SQUIRREL!
Written and Illustrated by PAUL MEISEL
B
at thinks he has found a perfect new home. Except there’s one slight
problem— Squirrel already lives there! Since bats sleep during the day
and squirrels sleep at night, the unlikely roommates start trading notes.
Bug off! writes Squirrel. So Bat piles his bugs neatly in the corner. Leave
my house! writes Squirrel. So Bat piles new leaves on her cozy home. In
time, Bat’s cheery and kind responses to Squirrel’s snarky notes warm
Squirrel’s heart, leading to a new friendship she never knew she wanted.
Packed with silly humor and written in clear, easy-to-read text, this
friendship story with a twist gently teaches that outward differences don’t
matter when new friends take the time to get to know each other.
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PAUL MEISEL has illustrated more than 70 books for young readers, many of which he
also wrote. He lives in Newtown, Connecticut, with his family. Visit paulmeisel.com.
Can Lola untangle all of her knots?
Las t -But -Not -Le as t
AND A
KNOT THE
SIZE OF
TEXA S
Chapter book
168 pages
Black-and-white illustrations
5½x7¼
Ages 7–10
Grades 2–5
Hardcover
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978-1-62979-324-5
$16.95 U.S.
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September
Christine Pakkala PICTURES BY Paul Hoppe
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LAST-BUT-NOT-LEAST LOLA AND A
KNOT THE SIZE OF TEXAS
Written by CHRISTINE PAKKALA
Pictures by PAUL HOPPE
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ast-But-Not-Least Lola is feeling like Left-Behind Lola. Her best
friends are traveling to exotic places for Thanksgiving, but she’s stuck
at home, feeling less than thankful. Her overworked Mom and Dad and
busy brother don’t have time for her. She offers to take care of her friends’
dogs—without asking Mom and Dad—but they create havoc. Adding to
Lola’s worries is a growing hair knot that already seems to be the size of
the state of Texas. With trouble enough to fill Texas, Lola thinks that
maybe she should just move there . . . until she realizes that her troubles
are better untangled than not.
Irresistible heroine Lola returns in this latest entry in the pitch perfect
Last-But-Not-Least Lola series, which will continue to make young
readers laugh out loud.
CHRISTINE PAKKALA is the author of Last-But-Not-Least Lola Going Green, LastBut-Not-Least Lola and the Wild Chicken, and Last-But-Not-Least Lola and the Cupcake
Queens. She lives in Westport, Connecticut. Visit christinepakkala.com.
PAUL HOPPE’S work frequently appears in the New York Times and the New Yorker.
He lives in Brooklyn, New York. Visit paulhoppe.de.
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The countdown to bedtime
Picture book
40 pages
Full-color illustrations
8 x 10
Ages 2–6
Grades PreK–1
Hardcover
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A Number
be r
lumBloom
SSuzanne
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October
A NUMBER SLUMBER
Written and illustrated by SUZANNE BLOOM
B
eloved author-illustrator Suzanne Bloom brings young readers a
bedtime story that has all the charm and sweetness of an instant
classic. As cuddly animals start preparing for bed—brushing teeth, putting
on jammies, and getting one more good-night hug—the countdown to
lights out begins. From ten terribly tired tigers to one weary wombat, each
animal goes through its own bedtime ritual. With gentle, rhyming text,
and stunning artwork with warm, soothing colors, this book is a surefire
way to help children wind down from busy days, leading to that special
moment of the last good-night kiss.
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SUZANNE BLOOM is the author and illustrator of the Goose and Bear books,
including A Splendid Friend, Indeed, a Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor Book. She lives in
McDonough, New York. Visit suzannebloom.com.
has never been so fun!
What do you do
to get ready for bed?
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A delightfully silly story
Picture book
40 pages
Full-color illustrations
9x9
Ages 3–7
Grades PreK–2
Hardcover
Limited rights
978-1-59078-980-3
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October
You Are
NOT a Cat!
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Written by SHARON G. FLAKE
Illustrated by ANNA RAFF
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his zany and hilarious picture book stars two animals—Cat and
Duck—who just can’t see eye to eye. Instead of quacking, Duck
would rather meow . . . or squawk . . . or moo. Cat repeatedly insists that
ducks are supposed to quack—and only quack! But however hard he tries,
Cat can’t get Duck to behave as he thinks he should. The snappy, laughout-loud text, written entirely in dialogue, is paired with simple, quirky
illustrations brimming over with humor and personality, resulting in a
delightfully silly story that begs for multiple readings. Perfect for emerging
readers, this is an ideal book for any family or classroom library.
SHARON G. FLAKE is the multiple-award-winning author of many novels for
older children and teenagers. You Are Not a Cat! is her first picture book. She lives in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Visit sharongflake.com.
ANNA RAFF has illustrated several books for children. Before her career as an
illustrator, she was a designer at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Anna lives and works
in New York City. Visit annaraff.com.
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Meow.
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Illustration by Angela Matteson
from Grumbles From The Town: Mother-Goose Voices with a Twist
Surprising twists on fourteen beloved nursery rhymes
FROM
THE
Mother-Goose Voices with a Twist
Poetry
40 pages
Full-color illustrations
9 x 11
Ages 5–9
Grades K–4
Hardcover
Limited rights
978-1-59078-922-3
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Jane Yolen AND
Rebecca Kai Dotlich
POEMS BY
ILLUSTRATIONS BY
Angela Matteson
GRUMBLES FROM THE TOWN
Mother-Goose Voices with a Twist
Written by JANE YOLEN and REBECCA KAI DOTLICH
Illustrated by ANGELA MATTESON
Also available
W
hat were all those Mother-Goose characters thinking? Jane Yolen
and Rebecca Kai Dotlich answer this question in paired poems, with
surprising results. The hill remembers the icy, chilly day that Jack and Jill
spilled down its side, and their pail recollects how they picked themselves up
to fill its thirsty mouth after their fall. And Humpty Dumpty? Well, he was
a character, whether he fell while skateboarding on a wall, as his classmate
claims, or when he climbed an apple tree, as his neighbor asserts. Every page
turn will delight readers with unexpected twists on familiar stories. Includes
the original rhymes, end notes, and an introduction that invites readers to
imagine their own poems from unusual perspectives.
JANE YOLEN has received many awards, including both the Kerlan Award and the
Regina Medal for the body of her work. She lives in Hatfield, Massachusetts, and St.
Andrews, Scotland. Visit janeyolen.com.
REBECCA KAI DOTLICH is the author of more than twenty books, including One Day,
The End, and The Knowing Book. She lives near Indianapolis, Indiana.
Visit rebeccakaidotlich.com.
ANGELA MATTESON is a greeting card and gift packaging designer. This is her first
picture book. She lives in Grove City, Ohio. Visit angelamatteson.com.
GRUMBLES FROM THE FOREST
Fairy-Tale Voices with a Twist
Written by JANE YOLEN and
REBECCA KAI DOTLICH
Illustrated by MATT MAHURIN
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A natural-born storyteller loses her voice . . .
Novel in verse
224 pages
5¼x8¾
Ages 8–12
Grades 3–7
Hardcover
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978-1-62979-429-7
$17.95 U.S.
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September
e-book
978-1-62979-743-4
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CATCHING A STORYFISH
Written by JANICE N. HARRINGTON
K
eet’s grandfather teases Keet that she can talk the whiskers off a
catfish. But when her family moves from Alabama to Illinois, things
are even worse than she expected. The kids at her new school laugh at
Keet’s southern accent, and suddenly, talkative Keet doesn’t want to talk
at all. But on weekend fishing jaunts, Keet’s wise grandfather encourages
her to listen to the whole wide world and to the “storyfish” inside her.
And a new friend at school helps Keet gradually feel more at home. When
tragedy strikes, Keet must use her catfish ears and dive deep inside herself
as she tries to make things right. In this luminous, moving novel in verse,
Keet listens for her storyfish and ultimately finds her voice.
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JANICE N. HARRINGTON is the award-winning writer of two poetry books for
adults. A former librarian and professional storyteller, she now teaches creative writing in
the Department of English at the University of Illinois and lives in Champaign, Illinois.
Visit janiceharrington.com.
For anyone who’s ever felt misunderstood
Novel in verse
120 pages
5 x 7 3/8
Ages 8–12
Grades 3–7
Hardcover
Limited rights
978-1-62979-740-3
$16.95 U.S.
$21.99 CAN
October
e-book
978-1-62979-747-2
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GARVEY’S CHOICE
Written by NIKKI GRIMES
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arvey’s father doesn’t see him for who he is—a complex, book-loving,
brave soul. Garvey’s father instead sees a son who should talk sports,
play sports, and love sports (never mind that Garvey’s sister is the athlete
in the family). Garvey knows he’s a disappointment to his father, and he
tries to fill the father-sized hole in his spirit with food. Overweight and
out of shape, Garvey has only one friend and is teased mercilessly by kids
at school. Then Garvey’s friend suggests that ever-humming Garvey join
the chorus. Even though he’s afraid of even more teasing, Garvey bravely
chooses to join—and discovers a new talent and a new language that his
father, finally, can understand.
This beautiful novel in verse by award-winning author Nikki Grimes is
written entirely in tankas, which, like haiku, are easy to experiment with.
The book also includes an author’s note about tankas.
NIKKI GRIMES is the recipient of the 2006 NCTE Award for Excellence in Poetry for
Children. She has won the Coretta Scott King Award and has earned a Coretta Scott
King Author Honor five times, most recently for Words with Wings. She lives in Corona,
California. Visit nikkigrimes.com.
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LAST-BUT-NOT-LEAST LOLA
AND THE CUPCAKE QUEENS
Written by CHRISTINE PAKKALA
Illustrated by PAUL HOPPE
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n Lola’s third hilarious adventure, Lola juggles a lie about a puppy, stage
fright, and Halloween costume drama. Readers will cheer as Lola causes
trouble, then tries to find the courage to resolve it.
“Fans of second-grader Lola Zuckerman will be delighted by this third
installment in the cheery series.”—Booklist Online
Chapter book
168 pages
Black-and-white illustrations
5½X7¼
Ages 7–10
Grades 2–5
Paperback
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978-1-62091-596-7
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978-1-62979-433-4
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★ “Winning . . . Those who have enjoyed
‘Clementine’ will welcome this contemporary
tale as it tackles family, competition, friendship,
and the environment . . . A great choice for
early chapter book readers.”
—School Library Journal, starred review
LAST-BUT-NOT-LEAST LOLA
AND THE WILD CHICKEN
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★ “The up-to-date heir of Beverly Cleary’s
Ramona stories . . . [Lola] will be a comforting
character for emergent readers, especially for
those who sometimes have a hard time not
getting into trouble.”
—Booklist, starred review
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BLUE
By JOYCE MOYER HOSTETTER
“Chock full of life, history and character development. . . . The subject of
polio is a rare one in children’s fiction, and these characters and their story
are worth getting to know.” —Kirkus Reviews
“The intriguing history of the illness and the powerful first person voice
will propel readers through to the novel’s deeply satisfying conclusion.”
—Booklist
JOYCE MOYER HOSTETTER
Historical fiction
200 pages
8¼x5½
Ages 11–14
Grades 6–9
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COMFORT
By JOYCE MOYER HOSTETTER
“Exceptional historical fiction.” —School Library Journal
“Contains vivid descriptions of postwar rural America, polio treatment,
small-town life, the ravages of war and the importance of family.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“The best part of Comfort is Hostetter’s loving depiction of life in the rural
South in the 1940s.” —Booklist
Historical fiction
312 pages
8¼x5½
Ages 10–18
Grades 5–12
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AMERICAN HISTORY—BLACK HISTORY MONTH
VOICES FROM THE MARCH ON WASHINGTON
Poems by J. PATRICK LEWIS and GEORGE ELLA LYON
★ “A powerful yet accessible guide to ‘one day in 1963 [that] belongs to every age.’”
—Kirkus Reviews, starred review
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INDEX
Aim .............................................................................8
LYON, GEORGE ELLA ................................................26
Answering the Cry for Freedom .............................. 1, 7
KOEHLER, FRED ............................................... 9, 12, 13
Becoming Billie Holiday ............................................26
MACCOLL, MICHAELA................................................6
Ben Franklin’s Big Splash ..........................................29
MATTESON, ANGELA .......................................... 20, 21
Birmingham Sunday ................................................. 27
Black & White ............................................................ 27
Blood Brother ..........................................................4, 5
BLOOM, SUZANNE.............................................. 16, 17
BRIMNER, LARRY DANE ................................26, 27, 28
Blue ...........................................................................25
Carver ....................................................................... 27
Catching a Storyfish ..................................................22
CHRISTIE, R. GREGORY .......................................... 1, 7
CLEMENT, NATHAN .................................................. 10
Comfort .....................................................................25
MEISEL, PAUL ........................................................... 14
Music in George’s Head, The .................................2, 3
NELSON, MARILYN ................................................... 27
NICHOLS, LORI .......................................................... 11
Number Slumber, A ............................................. 16, 17
O’BRIEN, JOHN ........................................................28
PAKKALA, CHRISTINE ......................................... 15, 24
RAFF, ANNA ......................................................... 18, 19
RED MADNESS .........................................................29
Rosa’s Bus ................................................................26
FLOYD COOPER ........................................................26
ROSENSTOCK, BARB ..........................................28, 29
DOTLICH, REBECCA KAI ........................................... 21
SLADE, SUZANNE .......................................................2
Drive ......................................................................... 10
Streak, The ................................................................29
ELLIOTT, DAVID .......................................................... 11
Strike! ........................................................................28
Fearless Flyer ............................................................28
SWINBURNE, STEPHEN R. ........................................ 10
FLAKE, SHARON G. .................................................... 18
This Book Is Not about Dragons ...................... 9, 12, 13
Garvey’s Choice ........................................................23
This Orq. (He #1!) ....................................................... 11
Good Night, Bat! Good Morning, Squirrel! ............... 14
This Orq. (He Cave Boy) ............................................. 11
GRIMES, NIKKI .........................................................23
This Orq. (He Say Ugh) ............................................... 11
Grumbles from the Town .................................... 20, 21
HARRINGTON, JANICE .............................................22
HOPPE, PAUL ..................................................... 15, 24
HOSTETTER, JOYCE MOYER .................................8, 25
INNERST, STACY .........................................................2
LANG, HEATHER .......................................................28
KITTINGER, JO S. ......................................................26
Last-But-Not-Least Lola and a
Knot the Size of Texas ............................................ 15
Thomas Jefferson Builds a Library............................28
THOMAS, SHELLEY MOORE ..................................... 12
Voices from the March on Washington ....................26
WALKER, STEVEN .....................................................26
WALLACE, RICH ..........................................................4
WALLACE, SANDRA NEIL ............................................4
We Are One: The Story of Bayard Rustin ...................26
WIDENER, TERRY ......................................................29
WEATHERFORD, CAROLE BOSTON ..........................26
Last-But-Not-Least Lola and the Cupcake Queens ...24
Whose Shoes? .......................................................... 10
Last-But-Not-Least Lola and the Wild Chicken .........24
WOELFLE, GRETCHEN ................................................. 7
Last-But-Not-Least Lola Going Green .......................24
YOLEN, JANE ............................................................ 21
LEWIS, J. PATRICK ....................................................26
You Are Not a Cat ..................................................... 18
Lost Ones, The ............................................................6
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