What This Story Needs is a Pig in a Wig by Emma J. Virjan
Simple text perfect for beginning readers creates a hybrid picture book/easy reader in this title. Rhyming text follows Pig as she embarks on a silly adventure - and finds that sometimes life is better with a friend or two along the way.
My Bike by Byron Barton
In typical, colorful fashion - Byron Barton follows a little boy on a bike ride... with a surprise twist!
First Snow by Peter McCarty
Ink and watercolor illustrations awash in pastels, taupes and pale grays carry this charming story of Pedro's first snowfall and all the magic that goes into a first day in the snow.
Finding Spring by Carin Berger
Precisely placed, gorgeously detailed collaged illustrations help tell the story of a bear named Maurice who is searching for Spring. But before he can find Spring - he stumbles upon something just as glorious - Winter!
Should You Be a River: A Poem About Love by Ed Young
An eloquent poem that reflects upon unconditional love, inspired by Ed Young's two young daughters and his late wife. Photographs, calligraphy, and cut and torn paper shapes create the striking visuals of the powerful text.
Grasshopper and the Ants by Jerry Pinkney
The artwork, done in the same style as Pinkney's Caldecott winning illustrations of The Lion and The Mouse - truly speaks for itself in this timeless fable that cautions against idleness.
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