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Travel with Finn, a red-haired boy who lives on Elm Street, as he enlists the help of Santa on a journey to save a polar bear and his home—the melting glaciers. Along the way they encounter a walrus and a pod of baluga whales. This wonderfully written and beautifully illustrated tale reminds us all that anyone can make a difference in the world.

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The Day-Glo Brothers is named one of Publishers Weekly's Best Children's Books of 2009!

“Beguiling… imaginative… goofy…”
– Publishers Weekly, starred review

“Pages explode in Day-Glo radiance…”
– Kirkus Reviews, starred review

“Eye-popping… unique… excellent…”
– School Library Journal, starred review


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The Day-Glo Brothers

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The Day-Glo Brothers received three starred reviews from Publishers Weekly, Kirkus Reviews, and School Library Journal

Cars on Mars received two starred reviews from Booklist and School Library Journal

Pippo the Fool received a starred review in the March issue of Booklist.

Faith received a starred review in Kirkus Reviews.

What Really Happened to Humpty? has received a starred review in the May issue of Booklist!

Pippo the Fool received a starred review in the June issue of School Library Journal.

Running Shoes and Margaret Chase Smith were chosen for the 2009 Amelia Bloomer Project.

Mule Train Mail received a glowing review in the September 13th issue of the New York Times Book Review

The Butter Man has been named a Children’s Africana Book Award Honor Book.

Just One More Book did a podcast about Faces of the Moon.

Running Shoes and Margaret Chase Smith were chosen for the 2009 Amelia Bloomer Project.

Winter Trees and Finding Home were put on the John Burroughs List of Nature Books for Young Readers.

Children of the USA won the Moonbeam Children’s Book Award for Multicultural Nonfiction!