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Based on a song from author and illustrator Johnette Downing's album Boogie Woogie Bugs, the singsong rhyming text introduces babies and youngsters to the wonderful world of bugs. Illustrated with Johnette's bold, bright foam and paper collages, the bugs seem to hop, skip, fly, and jump right off the board book pages and into the hearts of little listeners in this entertaining and educational counting adventure!

This board book describes different events that happen in Florida as it rains"--

Rhyming text illustrates different events that happen in Florida when it is sunny.

A mother pelican leaves her hatchlings to fly all around the state, with the understanding that no matter where she is, she is thinking of them."--

As Greta's family prepares to make gumbo, she accompanies her dad on a shopping trip, where her primary focus is to keep her baby brother content and happy.

Alycat helps her friends in conquering their fears, and in return, they support her in overcoming her dread of Mondays.

On their tour of Georgia, a child and her grandparents sample various foods the state has to offer, including hot boiled peanuts, fried okra, collard greens, pecan pie, and more.

This baby memory book allows families to record all the milestones of a uniquely Florida childhood! The lively illustrated pages provide spaces for photos and notes for baby's first twelve months in this one-of-a-kind state, with pages for the first and second birthday too. Parents then can set down the dates and details for baby's first orange juice, baseball game, theme park, and much more!

This book presents a slice of the American songbook from 1920 to 2020, with the author recommending 365 of the best recordings of lesser-known standards and sambas of the period. From Whose Baby Are You? (Jerome Kern, music, George Gershwin, piano, 1920) to Baltimore (Randy Newman, 2011, not the original orchestral version) and beyond, this carefully curated list will set readers on a wonderful path of discovery.

Michael the Wildlife Detective is back with another adventure. This time, a middle-school principal calls him to help "expel" some mystery guests from their gym. Following clues such as the shape of shadows, unusual sounds, and certain smells, Michael closes the case and gets the job done!"--

Five little termites make their way into a house and cause quite a fright, until the residents turn off their lights and the termites take flight.

In this comic novel set in New Orleans in the late 1980s, an inveterate lottery player will risk everything--except gainful employment--to strike it rich. Filled with local-flavored humor, it features engaging, unforgettable characters and a unique plot that offers insights into fate, faith, and the vagaries of life"--

These stories reflect the Creole way of life during the transitory post-Civil War period.

The recently retired CEO of New Orleans City Park shares here all the major events that impacted the park in the last twenty years, from Hurricane Katrina to COVID-19. Located in the center of New Orleans, the park and its post-Katrina recovery were essential to the recovery of the entire city. This striking book with color images recounts the experiences, both funny and heartbreaking, of the board, staff, and visitors to the park at a time of...

A young boy rides the train through Tennessee's beautiful, historic, and interesting landscapes. From the Blue Ridge to the Appalachian Ridge and Valley Region, the Cumberland Plateau, the Highland Rim, and the Nashville Basin, the narrator experiences the marvels of his home state. He hikes, fishes, and even tours Graceland! This is Maggie Bunn's fifth project and she is looking forward to sharing and creating more stories. Rosalind Bunn is t...

Halloween is one of the most exciting days of the year for students. Imaginations--and children--run amok, fueled by thoughts of pumpkins, trick-or-treat plans, and sugar highs. But at school, their teachers dread the yearly shenanigans, and this year, the students have started celebrating a day early. With princesses running a tiara trade ring in the girls' bathroom and a laser sword battle among fourth-grade space rangers, the kids are quick...

Home to thousands of US sailors, the USS Alabama fought bravely in World War II, but after she finished her service, the battleship was set to be scrapped. The people of Alabama decided they had to save the ship named for their proud state. No one was more determined than Alabama's schoolchildren. Author Karyn Tunks traces the story of the children's efforts in this informative and entertaining account. Tunks reveals a wealth of detail about l...

From "Ash Wednesday" to "Mardi Gras" to "sprinkles" to "yummy, " this alphabet book takes young readers through the joys of the New Orleans king cake tradition"--

When Grammy and Annie use an old shoebox to create a shoebox float for the shoebox parade, they unknowingly use Mitchell the house mouse's home.