Klink and Klank spend a lot of time together but then Klank decides to try new things. Will the buddies continue to be friends? Or will they go separate ways? This illustrated story helps young readers learn that friends can still be friends even when they have different interests. Book features: Big Words and Big Questions.

Josie Little and her girlfriend Annette Anderson have traveled halfway across the country to attend Brookwood Academy, a prestigious boarding school in Connecticut, and get away from Annette's abusive mother, but as soon as they get there things begin tounravel--the undercurrents in the school are poisonous, Annette seems more interested in drinking with the in-crowd, and a boy declares that he is in love with her.

Introduces the Bola family--sixteen-legged bugs in bright clothing who live in the basement of a variety theater--including actors Casto and Eur�idice, the Stars Girls dancers, singer Ram�on Bomb�on, dancer Gabriela Glamour, and twin magicians.

"Scribble, the book's main character, never thought he was different until he met his first drawing. Then, after being left out because he didn't look like everyone else, Scribble teaches the drawings how to accept each other for who they are. Which enables them to create amazing art together!"--

A heartwarming story about finding your place in the world. Sticks is about a Popsicle that accidentally melts and becomes just a plain stick. He has a hard time adjusting to his new normal but with the help of some new friends (who happen to be sticks too) he realizes that everything happened for a reason and that melting was part of his journey. Sticks is a story that almost anyone can relate to. It's about finding yourself in a situation that...

Ricky Rabbit, who has one ear that hangs down while the other sticks straight up, teaches young readers that there is nothing wrong with being different.

Owly, a kind, lonely owl, learns that everyone is special and that being different is okay in this almost wordless book.