Children’s / Teenage personal and social topics: Dating, relationships, romance and love
Simon & Schuster The Hidden
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Simon & Schuster The Strange Night Writing of Jessamine Colter
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Simon & Schuster The Very Best Pumpkin
Book SynopsisSynopsis coming soon.......Trade Review"Moulton and Good team up for a tender autumn story, written in well-turned prose...The gentle story is complemented by glowing, folksy illustrations rendered in watercolors and artfully enhanced with instant coffee and bleach. The simply drawn, wide-eyed characters; country setting; and warm palette echo Joan Walsh Anglund's and Mary Englebreit's cozy worlds. A final page, "Peter's Guide to Growing Your Own Very Best Pumpkin," is a welcome extension for at-home gardeners. -School Library Journal"The illustrations, rendered in watercolors mottled by instant coffee and bleach, are full of life and happy moments. The iconic symbols of the season—falling leaves, sprightly acorns, ripe apples—help provide an idyllic autumnal setting for the appealing friendship story. Readers will learn a lot about growing pumpkins along the way." - BOOKLIST
£12.88
Simon & Schuster VENGEANCE BY BRIAN KATEAUTHORPaperback Aug2011
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Simon & Schuster The Summer Before Boys
Book SynopsisTrade Review"A vivid and moving story about traveling the road between childhood and what comes next. I loved it." --Rebecca Stead, Newbery Medal-winning author of WHEN YOU REACH ME“Perfectly captures the way a girl’s life can be suspended between the last days of childhood and the glimmerings of her first crush. The Summer Before Boys is a novel of great depth and tenderness.” --Frances O’Roark Dowell, award-winning author of THE SECRET LANGUAGE OF GIRLS"An extraordinary novel explores the challenges faced by children whose parents have gone off to war. . . . Baskin adeptly portrays Julia’s ambivalence and anxiety in this thoughtful tale that artfully brings the war to the homefront." - KIRKUS, April 15, 2011, *STAR"Baskin perfectly captures friendship among girls on the edge of puberty, especially the way big dramas work out in small moments. . . . A poignant story of children on the homefront and the ways that a first love can break up longtime friendships and change things forever." --Booklist, March 1, 2011"Baskin covers this emotional territory with respect and honesty, allowing readers to see themselves in these complicated, yet likable, girls." --The Horn Book MagazineIt is a rare story for kids of this age that treats such matters with straight-forwardness and without mushy and ridiculously high hormonal responses. This is not Twilight; it's a gentle story about two long-time friends and how they figure out who they are when one of them starts to see boys in a new light. There is a big adventure at the end, which ends up better than you would have thought when it started. There is no salacious gossipy junk to muddle up the story. Instead, Baskin writes real-life characters that kids will relate to, especially girls, and gives them a story they will take to heart because most readers will know that this is going to happen to them (or perhaps already has). It's a nice story about a normal part of the growing-up process, and readers and parents will appreciate Baskin's gentle but pointed storytelling techniques. THE SUMMER BEFORE BOYS is highly recommended for a tween's bookshelf --- right alongside all those books about your changing body and relationships. There is no AAA map to guide one through the craziness of puberty, but books such as these and protagonists like Julia and Eliza will surely cast some helpful glow on the proceedings. --- Reviewed by Jana Siciliano
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Simon & Schuster Pretty on the Outside 01 Young Loaded Fabulous
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Simon & Schuster Kiss Break Up 03 Young Loaded Fabulous
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Simon & Schuster Your Best Friend Meredith
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£7.24
Simon & Schuster Shes So Dead to Us 01 Hes SoShes So Trilogy
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Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers This Is So Not Happening
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Simon & Schuster This Is So Not Happening
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Abrams The Curses
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Abrams Cold Day in the Sun
Book SynopsisTrade ReviewBiren has created a romance that fans of Jenny Han and Sarah Dessen should love. * School Library Journal *A fun romp of a teen romance via an exciting hockey season, this book has all the right ingredients—a spunky, multifaceted main character, a love interest who turns out to be a decent individual, and plenty of internal and external conflict . . . A teenage love story steamy enough to melt the ice in the rink. * Kirkus Reviews *A fun read that simultaneously puts the reader into the hockey world as an insider and an outsider . . . It's a last-act gut punch that really puts a spotlight on what female athletes have to deal with. A must-read for anyone who has had to defy expectations. * Booklist *Fans of White’s A Season of Daring Greatly will want to move from the baseball diamond to the hockey rink for this smart, charming sports read. * The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books *
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Thorndike Striving Reader Felix Ever After
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Thorndike Striving Reader To All the Boys Ive Loved Before
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£32.20
Thorndike Striving Reader P. S. I Still Love You
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£32.10
Thorndike Striving Reader You Should See Me in a Crown
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£24.99
Heinemann Educational Books Seguir Las Reglas
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Heinemann Educational Books Hacer amigos Making Friends Civismo
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American Psychological Association When You Look Out the Window How Phyllis Lyon
Book SynopsisThe story of Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin, one of San Francisco's most well-known and politically active lesbian couples.Trade Review“Extensive information about Lyon and Martin’s activism, marriage equality, and San Francisco itself (contained in a readers’ note) offers a useful overview of LGBTQ history and women’s rights.” —Publishers Weekly “A great conversation starter and a rare non-fiction book about LGBTQ equality for the younger age group.” —Bay Windows “A unique and entertaining way to introduce children ages 4 to 8 to untold stories in history while also being a clever tribute to two notable women.” —Midwest Book Review "A refreshing picture book biography of two prominent active lesbians, Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin. Looking out their window, they see how San Francisco has changed over the years since they first stepped in the city. A Reader’s Note gives additional information why these places are significant and how Lyon and Martin contributed to LGBTQ- and particularly lesbian- activism. Great backmatter material also showcases why reading about LGBTQ history is important." —Chronicles of a Children's Book Writer “We need these histories, and I’m glad we have such a creative and capable author bringing them to life.” —RaiseThemRighteous “The text in this book is effortless, and it shows children how if you see a problem, you have the power to fix it and make your community a better place for everyone.” —No Time for Flash Cards
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American Psychological Association Trans Love Sex Romance and Being You
Book SynopsisAn all-inclusive, uncensored guide for teens who identify as transgender, nonbinary, gender-nonconforming, or gender-fluid.Trade Review“Comprehensive guidebook…Aimed at readers of all gender identities, this empowering, essential guide arms teens with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions not only about transition but about their bodies and lives in general, and to prioritize their safety on the journey to self-discovery.” —Publishers Weekly “A comprehensive guide for transgender teens. Without access to resources, growing up as a transgender person can feel isolating. However, the authors emphasize that transgender people exist as ‘part of a strong, important global history’… While the guide covers a broad range of topics, a central theme unites them: Transgender people of all identities have their own valuable narratives to share that are deserving of respect. Honest, inclusive, and essential.” —Kirkus Reviews “Gentle and affirming from start to finish, the book addresses complicated and sensitive topics in reassuring language. It neither sugarcoats nor exaggerates the difficulties of being transgender in today’s world…. For transgender and gender-nonconforming young adults seeking guidance as they navigate in the world, Trans+ is a clear and welcoming text.” —Foreword Reviews "Rayne and Gonzales have created a detailed, easy-to-read guide to gender identity written for young people who may be questioning their own identity. The book goes beyond definitions and tackles issues that will impact every trans person including coming out, transitioning, relationships, and sex… While this book is geared toward trans teens, it also has value for teens who wish to learn more about the subject… Gonzales and Rayne treat their trans readers with respect and offer information in a down-to-earth and relatable way.” —School Library Journal
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American Psychological Association Stitch by Stitch Cleve Jones and the AIDS
Book SynopsisFrom the blanket that his great-grandmother made for him as a boy, to the friends he gathered together in San Francisco as a young man, to the idea for a monument sewn of fabric and thread, Cleve Jones’ extraordinary life seems to have been stitched together bit by bit, piece by piece.Trade ReviewIts story is beautifully captured in the book’s smooth pacing and brief paragraphs. Readers will follow its journey from that march as it becomes both a monument to mourning and a means of changing the stigma surrounding HIV and AIDS… the book is pretty darn impressive. Storytelling and history, beautifully stitched together. * STARRED REVIEW, Kirkus Reviews *This neatly woven picture book biography features Cleve Jones (b. 1954), a white gay man who moved to San Francisco, became a mentee of Harvey Milk, and eventually came up with the idea for the AIDS Memorial Quilt. Sanders emphasizes the quilt theme throughout… A rhythmic poem by Sanders, presented in full via the ample back matter, ties this richly informative book together. * STARRED REVIEW, Publishers Weekly *
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American Psychological Association The Mother of a Movement Jeanne ManfordAlly
Book SynopsisPresents a true story of parental support and unconditional love. The Mother of a Movement tells the story of Jeanne Manford, the co-founder of PFLAG, a group founded in 1972 to help parents and families of LGBTQ+ people.Trade ReviewJeanne Manford spoke out publicly and fought by her gay son Morty's side at a time when it was dangerous to do so. She had strength and courage, but it was her unwavering love for her son—and fierce desire to protect him from discrimination, harassment, and harm—that inspired her activism. And now, the organization she founded, PFLAG, has provided support, education, and advocacy to hundreds of thousands of families, and millions of people over the last five decades. The Mother of a Movement: Jeanne Manford—Ally, Activist, and Co-Founder of PFLAG is a beautiful depiction of Jeanne's legacy, and a testament to the power of a parent's love for their child. -- Brian K. Bond, Executive Director, PFLAG NationalRousing prose…a robust list of sources…a timeless feel…Stylish, chic, and strong. Brava! -- Kirkus, Starred Review
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Rowman & Littlefield Virginity in Young Adult Literature after
Book SynopsisAround 2005 something surprising happened in young adult literature: YA books became obsessed with presenting characters who wanted to have sex but couldn'tat least not without losing something vital to their identity. Since the publication of Twilight, the YA market has been flooded with books that feature naive virgins finding true love. While some YA novels do present nuanced depictions of sex and of healthy sexual relationships, the fiction most popular with young adult readers presents adolescent girls as virginal sex objects waiting to be fulfilled by their love interests.In Virginity in Young Adult Literature after Twilight, Christine Seifert looks at an alarming trend in YA novels. Labeling this phenomenon abstinence porn, Seifert argues that these novels that fetishize virginity are harmful to readers. Like pornography, such works reduce female characters to objects whose sexual acts are the sole expression of their identities. Chapters in this book examine paranormal, dystopiTrade ReviewEducators, librarians, parents, and scholars concerned with overarching views of female sexuality and its representation in literature and culture would find this book a useful resource, as it encourages the reader to read against the grain and question the ideologies present in each novel. * Children's Literature Association Quarterly *Seifert’s work is notable for its methodical approach and considerations of real readers’ responses, both of which will prove useful to a general audience interested in the implications of young adult literature and its messages about sexuality…. Virginity in Young Adult Literature after Twilight does, in many ways, provide a handy introduction to a complex set of literary and social issues…. [T]he text’s engaging, accessible prose is…one of its strengths, as readers are likely to find both the ideas themselves and the manner in which Seifert unpacks the evidence supporting her claims to be clear and enjoyable. Virginity in Young Adult Literature After Twilight opens ongoing conversations about literary portrayals of young people’s sexuality to a general audience in productive ways…. [I]t is undoubtedly a text that many librarians, teachers, and parents—and, it should be noted, young adults themselves—will find valuable as they consider the content and messages of many popular young adult texts. * The Lion and the Unicorn *Table of ContentsAcknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: From Forever to Twilight Chapter 2: Virginity and Sex in Paranormal Novels Chapter 3: Virginity and Sex in the Dystopia Chapter 4: Virginity and Sex in Contemporary Teen Romance Chapter 5: Sex-Positive Messages in YA Literature Chapter 6: Beyond Twilight Selected Bibliography Index About the Author
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Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Sexual Content in Young Adult Literature
Book SynopsisThis volume examines adolescent sexuality and how it is represented in young adult literature. The authors show how sexual content in such books can contribute to a richer and more fulfilling reading experience for teens.Trade ReviewThe idea that literature provides a safe place for exploration is the primary argument of this study of young adult works. Although sex is a common theme in YA, it is seen as taboo in many places. The authors begin by discussing the sexual identity development of young adults and the role of a constructive understanding of sexual relationships. While analyzing works from many famous authors, from Shakespeare to Suzanne Collins, the authors present examples of sexual innuendos, scenes, and moments in classic and popular literature. They provide excerpts and synopses of the sexual material in canonical, historical, dystopian, romantic, and realistic/contemporary fiction for teens. Taking time to thoroughly explain the sexual content in over 50 popular works of young adult literature (YAL), the authors give teachers and librarians a reason not to skip over these important teachable moments for young adults. Gillis and Simpson shed light on the benefits of including the sexual content of YAL during class discussions. Although they are proponents of intellectual freedom, the authors honestly explore the challenges to the inclusion of sexual content in many collections. They present both sides and usually end a point by asking pertinent questions or relaying their opinion on the subject, leaving readers the chance to agree or disagree with their points of view. Verdict: A must-purchase for all middle and high school professional libraries, especially where schools are experiencing book challenges based on sexual content. * School Library Journal *This title would be quite useful in an academic or professional setting, particularly one in which challenges must be prepared for. . . .Of particular interest is the review of sexual content during the early years of young adult fiction, complete with plot synopsizes and analysis, due to the effect those early books had on today’s young adult literature landscape. This book is recommended for those who work with older teens, and those concerned with properly preparing for challenges. * VOYA *Overall, Sexual Content in Young Adult Literature is a broad survey of how sex acts are treated within novels for adolescents. By analyzing specific texts in detail, it serves as a good starting point for any scholar interested in the ways in which sexuality affects plots and characters…. [T]he book provides interesting takes on how authors use sexuality, while reinforcing the idea that these sex acts are not eroticized or pornographic. I would recommend it to anyone interested in sexuality or censorship. * Children's Literature Association Quarterly *Table of ContentsAcknowledgments Preface 1. Adolescent Identity Development 2. A Brief History of Sex Education in American Schools 3. Sex and the Canon 4. Sexual Content in the Early Days of Young Adult Fiction (1950s-1980s) 5. Sex and Romance in Dystopian Fiction 6. Sexual Content in Young Adult Romance 7. Sexual Content in Realistic Contemporary Young Adult Fiction 8. The Censorship of Young Adult Fiction Bibliography Index About the Authors
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Rowman & Littlefield Representing the Rainbow in Young Adult
Book SynopsisDiscussions of gender and sexuality have become part of mainstream conversations and are being reflected in the work of more and more writers of fiction, particularly in literature aimed at young adult audiences. But young readers, regardless of their sexual orientation, don't always know what books offer well-rounded portrayals of queer characters and situations. Fortunately, finding positive role models in fiction that features LGBTQ+ themes has become less problematic, though not without its challenges. In Representing the Rainbow in Young Adult Literature: LGBTQ+ Content since 1969, Christine Jenkins and Michael Cart provide an overview of the literary landscape. An expanded version of The Heart Has Its Reasons, this volume charts the evolution of YA literature that features characters and themes which resonate not only with LGBTQ+ readers but with their allies as well. In this resource, Jenkins and Cart identify titles that are notable either for their excellenceaccurate, thoughtfTrade ReviewRepresenting the Rainbow in Young Adult Literature offers a comprehensive look at books for teens that discuss sexuality and gender issues…. This work offers a guide to the content of these books, helping readers make collection development decisions that will result in shelving books with positive role models and accurate depictions free of stereotypes and myths…. It is fascinating to observe the development of LGBTQ+ literature throughout the years, as both quality and quantity gradually improve…. Representing the Rainbow in Young Adult Literature is an essential reference for those maintaining a collection in which they hope to include the best books about LGBTQ+ characters…. It is an excellent reference tool for anyone who is doing collection development or who wants a detailed history of young adult literature covering LGBTQ+ issues. * VOYA *Starred Review: Each chapter discusses a mix of broad themes and trends relevant to each decade and insightfully analyzes significant titles—with enough summary that librarians need not have read the books discussed to understand their importance . . . An essential update for scholars. The bibliographies will invaluably help round out LGBTQ+ collections. * Library Journal *
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Simon & Schuster Watch Me
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£8.90
Margaret K. McElderry Books Entrapment
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Simon & Schuster Square Cat
Book SynopsisSynopsis coming soon.......Trade ReviewEula is a square cat that wants to be round. After all, it’s hard to be a quadratic shape—one can’t wear stripes, circle skirts don’t fit and when one falls over it’s nearly impossible to get up. Patsy and Maude, two oval cats, attempt to help their boxy friend with a makeover, but nothing can disguise the self-conscious, four-sided cat. With a change of perspective, the three learn the beauty of being square, and Eula finds contentment. Schoonmaker’s illustrations, done in pale, pastel watercolors with penwork to define shapes, are simple and consistent. They offer a hint of the Southwest: Eula is almost adobe in color, there are primitive shapes and patterns and the stylization of the animals evokes the aesthetic of Native Americans of the region. The artwork is extremely flat and unfortunately lacks dimension or excitement, but it is friendly and accessible. The author’s real strength is in how she juxtaposes the earnestness of the characters with the silliness of the situation. An easygoing entrée to learning about diverse viewpoints and experiences among peers. - KIRKUS, November 15, 2010Square Cat Elizabeth Schoonmaker, S&S/Aladdin, $14.99 (32p) ISBN 978-1-4424-0619-3 Eula is square in the literal sense--she's drawn as a box with cat features. Her round, bubbly friends Patsy and Maude work hard to help Eula feel better about her shape. They try thinking round thoughts, but singing "Oooooooooooo..." while skipping in circles and eating doughnuts only emphasizes Eula's essential squareness. Next they dress as squares themselves, wearing boxes, tipping over when Eula does (Eula's always tipping over), and dressing Eula in flattering clothing (a checkerboard sweater and pillbox hat). Schoonmaker, in her debut, readily grasps the comic interplay of words and pictures. "Eula was invisible in a city" is accompanied by a drawing of Eula sitting in front of (and blending in with) a group of skyscrapers; "And her favorite circle skirt didn't quite fit right" shows Eula with the same aggrieved expression awash in swirling red fabric. The focus is on physical appearance, with an emphasis on clothing and accessories that's most likely to appeal to the fashion conscious, yet Eula's feelings of difference make a ready metaphor for other ways in which readers might feel like the odd person out. Ages 4–8. (Jan.) --Publishers Weekly, November 8, 2010PreS-Gr 1–Playing off the square peg in the round hole theme, this title gently packs a powerful message about self-acceptance and friendship. Eula, a square cat, laments the difficulties she faces in a world of round cats. When she tips over, it’s difficult to get up. Living in a city surrounded by square buildings renders her invisible. Circle skirts or outfits with stripes are a “fashion don’t” on a square cat, and trying to “make it work” is not an option. Her round feline friends, Patsy and Maude, try to help sad Eula get her “purr” back. After a makeover including round hoop earrings, a beehive hat, rouge painted on her cheeks, and a doughnut party, Eula falls again, and....you get the picture. Her friends put themselves into square boxes and show her the possibilities and upside of living the square-cat life. Ink and bright watercolor illustrations using basic shapes with simple and engaging facial expressions steal the show. Schoonmaker uses the shapes of these clever cats’ mouths, eyes, and eyebrows to communicate their emotions. Eula changes from skeptical, to happy, to confident. The support of loving friends and her experience figuring out how to “make it work” for herself are the catalysts. Plentiful white space is used to help the colorful blue, orange, and yellow cats pop off the page. This delightful book with its spare and simple text is perfect for storytime or sharing one-on-one.–Anne Beier, Clifton Public Library, NJ -SLJ January 2011PreS-Gr 1–Playing off the square peg in the round hole theme, this title gently packs a powerful message about self-acceptance and friendship. Eula, a square cat, laments the difficulties she faces in a world of round cats. When she tips over, it’s difficult to get up. Living in a city surrounded by square buildings renders her invisible. Circle skirts or outfits with stripes are a “fashion don’t” on a square cat, and trying to “make it work” is not an option. Her round feline friends, Patsy and Maude, try to help sad Eula get her “purr” back. After a makeover including round hoop earrings, a beehive hat, rouge painted on her cheeks, and a doughnut party, Eula falls again, and....you get the picture. Her friends put themselves into square boxes and show her the possibilities and upside of living the square-cat life. Ink and bright watercolor illustrations using basic shapes with simple and engaging facial expressions steal the show. Schoonmaker uses the shapes of these clever cats’ mouths, eyes, and eyebrows to communicate their emotions. Eula changes from skeptical, to happy, to confident. The support of loving friends and her experience figuring out how to “make it work” for herself are the catalysts. Plentiful white space is used to help the colorful blue, orange, and yellow cats pop off the page. This delightful book with its spare and simple text is perfect for storytime or sharing one-on-one.–Anne Beier, Clifton Public Library, NJ -SLJ January 2011Schoonmaker, Elizabeth Square Cat Aladdin, 2011 32p ISBN 978-1-4424-0619-3 $14.99 R 4-7 yrs Eula is a square cat who longs to be round like her two best friends Patsy and Maude. After all, “life wasn’t easy for a square cat”: she becomes invisible amid geometric city buildings, her circle skirt doesn’t fit her right, and when she tips over, she can’t get herself back up. Patsy and Maude attempt to cheer her up with an array of round things (hoop earrings, red rouge spots on cheeks, doughnuts) but nothing helps . . . until Patsy and Maude dress up in boxes and make themselves square cats alongside their friend, pointing out all the virtues of squareness (“Square cats are easy to stack, are natural billboards, and are excellent square dancers”). This is a gently humorous friendship tale that touches on themes of self-esteem and difference while keeping the tone light and playful. Since Patsy and Maude are most successful in cheering up their friend not when they try to make Eula feel more round but when they help her to see how great it is to be square, there is a quiet lesson in self-acceptance embedded in their triumph. Schoonmaker’s line-and-watercolor illustrations offer clean, geometrically inspired compositions, and her simple line details work to great effect, particularly with Eula’s facial expressions; there’s enough flair with the palette, though, that the two-dimensionality never becomes boring. The sly humor in the illustrations perfectly matches that of the narrative, and Eula’s trials and tribulations are sure to tickle the funny bones of listeners of all shapes and sizes. HM --Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, January 2011 Square Cat. Schoonmaker, Elizabeth (Author) , Schoonmaker, Elizabeth (Illustrator) Square-shaped feline Eula bemoans the disadvantages of her shape: when she tips over, she can’t get up; her circle skirt doesn’t fit properly; and wearing stripes is disastrous. Roundish friends Patsy and Maude do their best to encircle her with loops, presenting her with hoop earrings, rouge cheek circles, doughnuts, and a beehive hat. Failing to alter Eula’s shape (or attitude), the friends slip into boxes themselves in an attempt to uncover four-sided advantages Eula has missed. Schoonmaker’s debut picture book, rendered in pencil and bright watercolors, highlights appealing orange-kitten Eula presented against mostly white backgrounds. Young listeners and cat lovers alike will laugh at the absurdity of cats in neatly stacked boxes, not to mention Eula in square-dance attire. Kids may enjoy searching for the squares and circles within the art, but Patsy and Maude’s empathy with Eula in light of her difficulties is what makes the story memorable. Pair with Lydia Monks’ The Cat Barked? (1999) for another look at the advantages of self-acceptance. — Kay Weisman BOOKLIST, February 1, 2011
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Simon & Schuster The Little Little Girl with the Big Big Voice
Book SynopsisWatch out for the little, little girl with the BIG, BIG voice from Kristen Balouch!
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Simon & Schuster The Vampire Dare
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Simon & Schuster Starring Katy Duck
Book SynopsisDancing diva Katy Duck conquers a case of stage fright in this beginning reader certain to keep little ones laughing!
£5.68
Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers Being Friends with Boys
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Simon & Schuster Being Friends with Boys
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Simon & Schuster Criminal
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Simon & Schuster Criminal
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Simon & Schuster Phineas L. MacGuire . . . Blasts Off
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Simon & Schuster Fake Me a Match
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Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers P.S. I Still Love You
Book SynopsisNow a Netflix original movie starring Lana Condor and Noah Centineo and the inspiration behind the Netflix spin-off series XO, Kitty, now streaming! In this highly anticipated sequel to the “lovely, lighthearted” (School Library Journal) New York Times bestselling To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, Lara Jean still has letters to write and even more to lose when it comes to love.Lara Jean didn’t expect to really fall for Peter. She and Peter were just pretending. Except suddenly they weren’t. Now Lara Jean is more confused than ever. When another boy from her past returns to her life, Lara Jean’s feelings for him return too. Can a girl be in love with two boys at once? In this charming and heartfelt sequel to the New York Times bestseller To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, we see first love through the eyes of the unforgettable Lara Jean. Love is neve
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Simon & Schuster Then You Were Gone
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Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers Struck
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Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers Through to You
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Simon & Schuster If I Lie
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Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers Little Blue Lies
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Simon & Schuster Year of Mistaken Discoveries
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Simon & Schuster Fearless
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Simon & Schuster Winters Kiss
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