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Animal homes

Everts, Tammy,


Tammy Everts & Bobbie Kalman. col. ill. ; Includes index. .
Date Published:1994

the Inside Scouts : Help the Kind Lion /

Ruths, Mitali Banerjee,


"Adventures inside the body!"--Cover. Inside Scouts Viv and Sanjay use their ability to shrink themselves to find and fix Ruslan the lion's leaky heart valve.
Date Published:2024

Pete the cat and his four groovy buttons

Litwin, Eric.


Pete the cat loves the buttons on his shirt so much that he makes up a song about them, and even as the buttons pop off, one by one, he still finds a reason to sing.
Date Published:2012

Pete the Cat Robo-Pete

Dean, James,


When Pete's friends don't want to play the same games as he does, Pete has a great idea - he'll build a robot that will do whatever he tells it to. But when Robo-Pete gets a little out of control, Pete learns an important lesson about friendship.
Date Published:2015

Pete the Cat Making New Friends : Making New Friends.

Dean, Kimberly



Date Published:2021

Toronto Blue Jays : AL East.

Rambeck, Richard.


Richard Rambeck. ill. (some col.) ; A team history of the Toronto Blue Jays, a group formed in 1977 when the American League expanded their circuit. .
Date Published:1992

Pete the Cat : too cool for school /

Dean, Kim, 1969-,


Pete the Cat wants to look cool for school and he takes suggestions of what to wear. But he learns that the best way to be cool is just to be yourself.
Date Published:2014

Pete the Cat, Pete's big lunch

Dean, James


In this cool beginning reader, Pete uses creativity to create a delicious sandwich and then teaches readers about the joy of sharing with friends. .
Date Published:2013

Pete the cat : snow daze /

Dean, James, 1957-,


After a heavy snowfall cancels school, Pete enjoys his day off, but when one snow day turns into many, he realizes that you can have too much of a good thing.
Date Published:2016

Pete the cat and the surprise teacher

Dean, James, 1957-,


When Pete discovers that his teacher is sick and his mom is the substitute, he must teach her the ins and outs of his school.
Date Published:2017

Toronto Maple Leafs

Goyens, Chrys.


Chris Goyens. ill. (some col.) ; .
Date Published:1995

Hot stuff to help kids chill out : the anger management book.

Wilde, Jerry



Date Published:1997

What is a shooting star

Asimov, Isaac,


by Isaac Asimov. col. ill. ; Includes bibliographical references (p. 23) and index. Explains the nature of meteors or "shooting stars" and how they are different from real stars. .
Date Published:1991

Who needs a swamp? : a wetland ecosystem

Patkau, Karen.


Swamps are often drained to create farmland or to reduce disease, but such measures can prove disastrous. Author and illustrator Karen Patkau takes us on a magical journey of exploration through one of the earth's most important ecosystems. In Who Needs a Swamp? A Wetland Ecosystem, we discover, in breathtaking art and lyrical text, its plants and animals, along with its vital role in the food chain, in preserving our soil, and in cleaning our water. As part of Tundra's exciting new Ecosystem Series, Who Needs a Swamp/ brims with captivating creatures, ecological features, fact-filling notes, a useful glossary, and a comprehensive map. Each book is not only informative and beautiful, but also a call to action for all of us who care about the world in which we live.
Date Published:2012

Swamps are often drained to create farmland or to reduce disease, but such measures can prove disastrous. Author and illustrator Karen Patkau takes us on a magical journey of exploration through one of the earth's most important ecosystems. In Who Needs a Swamp? A Wetland Ecosystem, we discover, in breathtaking art and lyrical text, its plants and animals, along with its vital role in the food chain, in preserving our soil, and in cleaning our water. As part of Tundra's exciting new Ecosystem Series, Who Needs a Swamp/ brims with captivating creatures, ecological features, fact-filling notes, a useful glossary, and a comprehensive map. Each book is not only informative and beautiful, but also a call to action for all of us who care about the world in which we live.

Date Published:2012

Who was that masked man, anyway

Avi,


by Avi. "A Richard Jackson book"--Half t.p. In the early forties when nearly everyone else is thinking about World War II, sixth-grader Frankie Wattleson gets in trouble at home and at school because of his preoccupation with his favorite radio programs. .
Date Published:1992

Among the brave

Haddix, Margaret Peterson.



Date Published:2005

Can I catch it like a cold? : a story to help children understand a parent's depression /

Kelbaugh, Gretchen,


This is an important book to spur discussion and allay fears of those affected by depression. In simple, straightforward language, the book explains what depression is and how it is treated. It also prepares a child for working with a helping professional. And perhaps most important, it reassures a child that he or she is not alone.
Date Published:2002

Who wants Arthur

Graham, Amanda,


story by Amanda Graham. col. ill. ; Rev. ed. of: Arthur. Arthur, a dog in a pet store waiting to be adopted, takes on the identities of other animals he thinks might be more appealing, until discovering that he can be a success as himself. .
Date Published:1987

Thea Stilton and the Madagascar Madness

Stilton, Thea


The Thea Sisters are off to Madagascar for Adventure Camp, a wilderness survival competition! The friends love exploring and learning about the many plants and animals that live there. But then they discover that they're not alone in the nature preserve and endangered animals are under Threat!
Date Published:2015

Can you believe it? : how to spot fake news and find the facts /

Grant, Joyce, 1963-,


Introduction: Gotcha! Spotting fake news -- Real or fake? -- The good stuff -- Whoops! Mistakes happen -- Not quite fake, not quite real -- Become an investigator -- And now for the good news! -- Conclusion: Critical thinking really is critical. "Here's a deep dive into how real journalism works, what fake news is -- and most importantly, how to spot the difference. Organized into chapters that explore fake news and why it's so popular, how real news gets made, some common types of fake news, and how to investigate what you see online, this book is a must-read guide for kids who get most of their information online. With hilarious examples and humorous and lively illustrations, Can You Believe It? teaches critical thinking skills AND makes them fun. Readers will become familiar with everything from clickbait to advertorials, learning along the way about how bias creeps into fake news, why celebrity Instagram posts may not always be truthful, and why they should be extra suspicious of anything that makes them feel super smart. Thanks to two step-by-step guides to deconstructing fake news articles, and an additional article kids can use to test themselves, as well as a number of tips to keep in mind when browsing online, readers are empowered to build their skills. An engaging, understanding tone never talks down to kids, and a mix of illustration styles, from comics to fake news examples, makes tricky concepts visually appealing. Supported by backmatter that includes an author's note, a glossary, sources, and an index, this book contains everything kids need -- they'll never fall for fake news again!"--Provided by publisher.
Date Published:2022

Introduction: Gotcha! Spotting fake news -- Real or fake? -- The good stuff -- Whoops! Mistakes happen -- Not quite fake, not quite real -- Become an investigator -- And now for the good news! -- Conclusion: Critical thinking really is critical. "Here's a deep dive into how real journalism works, what fake news is -- and most importantly, how to spot the difference. Organized into chapters that explore fake news and why it's so popular, how real news gets made, some common types of fake news, and how to investigate what you see online, this book is a must-read guide for kids who get most of their information online. With hilarious examples and humorous and lively illustrations, Can You Believe It? teaches critical thinking skills AND makes them fun. Readers will become familiar with everything from clickbait to advertorials, learning along the way about how bias creeps into fake news, why celebrity Instagram posts may not always be truthful, and why they should be extra suspicious of anything that makes them feel super smart. Thanks to two step-by-step guides to deconstructing fake news articles, and an additional article kids can use to test themselves, as well as a number of tips to keep in mind when browsing online, readers are empowered to build their skills. An engaging, understanding tone never talks down to kids, and a mix of illustration styles, from comics to fake news examples, makes tricky concepts visually appealing. Supported by backmatter that includes an author's note, a glossary, sources, and an index, this book contains everything kids need -- they'll never fall for fake news again!"--Provided by publisher.

Date Published:2022