​It’s just an ordinary night at the bowling alley until Alena asks Larry to try the crazy purple grape juice. What happens when Larry comes home with the purple bottle? What do Alena and Neptune find inside the fortune cookie? What does the genie ask her to do? Follow Alena in her mad dash to help Larry solve his problem. 

Alena Hansen’s page-turning plot and Kathrina Iris’s dreamlike illustrations will make any young reader crave for more. As a surprise special treat, this picture book includes some drawing and coloring pages.
What happens at Zoobooloo when the gates are closed at night? Do all the animals sleep or do they have a ball with all the visitors gone? Discover what Monkey advises Giraffe, Crocodile, Elephant, Lion, Zebra, Polar Bear, and Flamingo, and find out if the GRAND SWITCH-A-ROO was a disaster or a raging success. This book for ages 4-8 includes some drawing and coloring pages. 

Ano ang nagaganap sa Zoobooloo kapag sarado na ang tarangkahan pagsapit ng gabi? Natutulog ba ang mga hayop o nagtitipon ba sila kapag wala na ang mga bisita? Alamin kung ano ang payo ni Matsing kina Dyirap, Buwaya, Elepante, Leon, Zebra, Osong Polar, Plamengko, at Sisne at kung ang ENGRANDENG SWITCH-A-ROO ay nagdala ng kapahamakan o isang malaking tagumpay. Ang aklat na eto para sa 4 hanggang 8 taong gulang ay may kasamang pahina na guguhitan at kukulayan.
​Ms. Waterfowl, their substitute teacher, introduces Cassandra and her classmates to a strange and wonderful bird—the blue-footed booby—found only in a few places around the world. Discover how Cassandra learns first-hand about the boobies' unusual mating habits, their beautiful blue feet, and some very surprising behavior!
An incredible adventure begins as three children enter the world of Pittsburgh’s Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens! Enjoy the beautiful illustrations, the easy-to-read story snippets, and the little haiku poems keeping them company along the way!

                                                                                                          snow descending . . .
                                                                                                          the child reaches up
​                                                                                                          to break their fall
 
                                                                                                                     –Alan Summers