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A picture book story about a childhood friendship in which unfamiliar cultures meet. Playful visuals combine illustrations and photographs, and book recognizes the bond between two boys as well as sampling the differences in their lives.

With content written and designed by youth and vetted by doctors, this book is the result of a diverse group of young men finding out the answers to questions they had about sexuality. Real life examples and important answers to surviving being a guy.

A subway stops in Jonathan's apartment, and out pour thousands of commuters and their litter.

Chicken, Pig and Cow love their barn, but some days it feels a little crowded.

Audrey throws a curve ball to show that the laws of motion can be fun.

Featuring both economy of words and expressive color illustrations this toddler-friendly story tells the story of 3 toy barnyard animals who learn to become friends with the family dog.

A red-hot feast of fiery facts -- the first book in Annick's new 50 Questions series.

Reviews for the previous edition: "All teens need to read this book." -- Katherine A. Kelly, RN, BSN, CEN, Nursing Director for Emergency Services, Rideout Memorial Hospital, California ..".provides a much-needed voice -- that of personal experience -- to the literature on the subject." -- School Library Journal

Chicken, Pig, and Cow have a new companion-- Horse!

With unfaltering optimism, the Mole Sisters make the most out of each day. They are always ready to laugh and find every opportunity for fun! Beautiful illustrations convey the sister's love of life and there is a minimum of easy to follow text.

Reissue of the original picture book, first published in 1980 and illustrated by Michael Martchenko. Ages: 4-8yrs.

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Gah-Ning is determined to visit the town of Kapuskasing. She tries riding her bicycle, then glides away on roller blades, but each time her father pulls up in the car and brings her back. He doesn't want her to go because he has heard that people go to Kapuskasing to shop like crazy! Full color.

With unfaltering optimism, the Mole Sisters make the most out of each day. They are always ready to laugh and find every opportunity for fun! Beautiful illustrations convey the sister's love of life and there is a minimum of easy to follow text.

Gah-Ning is determined to visit the town of Kapuskasing. She tries riding her bicycle, then glides away on roller blades, but each time her father pulls up in the car and brings her back. He doesn't want her to go because he has heard that people go to Kapuskasing to shop like crazy! Full color.

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One lovely afternoon Allashua is lured into mischief by a charming but sneaky little creature.

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