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A GIRL LIKE ME
SEEING INTO TOMORROW: HAIKU BY RICHARD WRIGHT
THE NEIGHBORHOOD MOTHER GOOSE
I am so pleased to have illustrated this wonderful poem by Coretta Scott King and MacArthur Prize winner Angela Johnson. A celebration of the power of girls that encourages them to embrace their dreams and more!
THE NEIGHBORHOOD MOTHER GOOSE
SEEING INTO TOMORROW: HAIKU BY RICHARD WRIGHT
THE NEIGHBORHOOD MOTHER GOOSE
Every day, children the world over sing, shout, and celebrate Mother Goose rhymes. And now there’s a new reason to cheer: Nina Crews has added her own remarkable, jazzy style of illustration to a collection of forty-one favorite verses.
SEEING INTO TOMORROW: HAIKU BY RICHARD WRIGHT
SEEING INTO TOMORROW: HAIKU BY RICHARD WRIGHT
SEEING INTO TOMORROW: HAIKU BY RICHARD WRIGHT
In the last 18 months of his life, Richard Wright, the author of Native Son and Black Boy, created over 4000 haiku. Twelve of these luminous poems are included in this book. A perfect introduction for children to haiku and to this important African American writer.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD SING-ALONG
THE NEIGHBORHOOD SING-ALONG
SEEING INTO TOMORROW: HAIKU BY RICHARD WRIGHT
Nina Crews brings her energetic style of illustration to this collection of thirty-four perennial favorites. From “Miss Mary Mack” (watching fireworks from her balcony) to “London Bridge” (built by a brother and sister in the living room) to “Skip to My Lou (in a rolling green park), the songs make this companion to the acclaimed The Neighborhood Mother Goose a treasure for every child in the neighborhood.
ONE HOT SUMMER DAY
THE NEIGHBORHOOD SING-ALONG
ONE HOT SUMMER DAY
Here is a perfect book for all seasons: If you are cold, it will warm you, and if you are hot–well, the sky is darkening, and the big drops are ready to fall. Nina Crews makes a stunning debut with a book bursting with emotion, truth, and beauty.
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THE NEIGHBORHOOD SING-ALONG
ONE HOT SUMMER DAY
Jack and his action figure Guy have many adventures together, and the tall, narrow staircase in Jack’s house provides the perfect setting. Jack and Guy climb mountains, visit cities, and explore forests. But one day Guy falls down a hole in the stairs, and it’s up to Jack to rescue him. What is going on below the stairs?
Only Guy knows.
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
Jack receives beans from his neighbor and – lo and behold! – those beans lead him up a beanstalk and into the company of giants. How will he ever get back home? In her innovative photo-collage style, Nina Crews freshens up a beloved children’s tale for today’s young readers.
SNOWBALL
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
The weather report says “Snow.” Yet there is no sign of it on Monday, or Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday. But oh, when it comes, it is as thick and white and wonderful as the young narrator dreamed. Zip up your jacket and come outside. It’s snowing!
A GHOST STORY
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
A GHOST STORY
Jonathan knows there’s a ghost in his house. It rattles the doors, knocks books on the floors and Jonathan always gets blamed. His sister, Celeste, seems to do everything right. How unfair! But Uncle Pete is coming to visit. Maybe Uncle Pete will be the ally Jonathan needs.