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Boy Who Cried Fabulous Roger thinks everything he sees is fabulous and gets so distracted by it all, that he is always late. His parents decide to ban the word “fabulous” from his vocabulary, but Roger knows “one thing for sure/ the world’s too wondrous to ignore/And so he finds another way/ so shout out what he has to say.” In the end, Roger’s mom and dad realize that the world is a fabulous place and that their son Roger is the most fabulous thing of all. Awards |
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Pigs, Pigs, Pigs! The pigs are coming to play—hooray! But first the townsfolk put on a feast so the pigs can do what they do best—pig out! Then the sows put on a show that makes everyone go hog-wild with delight! |
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Dogs, Dogs, Dogs! One dog walking through the city all alone—but not for long! Soon there are two, then three, then ten dogs of all shapes and sizes are out for a day of fun in the city. From one to ten and back down to one, you can count on having a blast with these captivating canines! |
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Cats, Cats, Cats! Mrs. Brown lives with her sixty cats who sleep all day and party all night! Eating spaghetti and throwing confetti, the cats make quite a mess. Come morning, Mrs. Brown “clasps her hands up to her chest/and cries, ‘My cats are just the best!” A delight for cat-lovers of all ages. Awards |
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Runaway Dreidel! A boy gets a shiny new dreidel for Chanukah, but once it starts spinning, it just won't stop! It spins across the floor, out the door, and down the street, with its excited owner and his family in hot pursuit. Soon the whole town joins in the chase. Where is the dreidel heading, and will it ever stop spinning? A magical journey perfect for the holiday. Awards |
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Matzo Ball Moon It’s Passover and that means Bubbe is coming to make her famous matzo ball soup. But everyone loves it so much, they sneak into the kitchen to steal a matzo ball before dinner. Then when the soup is served, there isn’t enough for everyone, and Bubbe volunteers to go without. But Eleanor finds one last matzo ball for Bubbe, in a very unexpected place! |
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Remember That It’s Shabbos, and that means Bubbe comes to visit and make her special chicken soup. But Bubbe is getting old. Soon she has to move to a nursing home. Some things change, but some things stay the same: Bubbe will always love her granddaughter and Shabbos will always be their special time. Awards |
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Too Far Away To Touch Uncle Leonard is Zoe’s favorite relative. They go on all kinds of adventures, like visiting the Planetarium. But now Uncle Leonard doesn’t feel well. He coughs a lot and has to take pills when he drinks his tea. One day Uncle Leonard surprises Zoe with glow-in-the-dark stars to paste on the ceiling of her bedroom, to remind her that if something terrible happens, he will still be with her, “too far away to touch, but close enough to see.” |
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Heather Has Two Mommies Heather’s favorite number is two. She has two hands, two feet, two pets, and two mommies. This children’s classic reminds everyone that “the most important thing about a family is that all the people in it love each other.” Awards |
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Picture Books (cont'd)