This book is about a Ninja Warrior named Zane, whose Sensei wants him to become a "Master of Ice". If you like Ninjago, try this new chapter book!
Books & DVDs
Lego Ninjago: Zane, Ninja of Ice
Ages 7 & up
Apr 4, 2012
Mrs Fry
Happy Birthday, Princess!
Ages: 4 - 7
Eight of our FAVORITE Disney Princesses are celebrating their birthdays in this LEVEL 1 READER. Check it out and find your favorite inside! (Mine is Ariel!)
Mar 3, 2012
Mrs Fry
Strawberry Shortcake: Bloomin' Berry Garden
Ages 2-7
This family-friendly DVD is a great way to welcome Spring! Strawberry Shortcake and her friends must get ready for the Spring Flower Festival, but it's not easy when you are made small by magical sparkles! It's true... no matter the size, everyone can make a difference!
Mar 3, 2012
Mrs Fry
Wildwood: The Wildwood Chronicles, Book 1
9+
Prue is out playing with her baby brother in Portland, where they live, when crows swoop down from the sky and snatch him away. This is how Prue's adventures to the Impassable Wilderness begins. Along with her friend Curtis, Prue sets off to find her brother in the magical forest just outside of Portland. Wildwood is the first in a new trilogy that is a direct descendant of C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia, yet stays modern and original. Highly imaginative with beautiful illustrations throughout, this is an entertaining read for kids and adults.
Feb 2, 2012
Andrea
The Bippolo Seed and Other Lost Stories
5 & up
The stories in this book were originally published in the early 1950s in magazines and are now available for new generations of Seuss lovers to relish and enjoy in this wonderful treasury of tales! The rhymes, the illustrations and the fantastic characters are all here, as well as a detailed introduction sharing background and anecdotes that will fascinate grown-up Seuss fans.
Jan 1, 2012
Claire
Inside Out and Back Again
8 & up
This fascinating book, based on the author's personal experience of the evacuation of Vietnam in 1975, is told through the eyes of 10 year old Ha'. The short chapters are each individual poems giving concise, yet captivating descriptions of the feelings and experiences of an unforgettable year as Ha' leaves the uncertain but familiar life in Vietnam for the culture shock of life in rural Alabama.
Jan 1, 2012
Claire
If Dinosaurs Came to Town
K-3rd Grade
This fun non-fiction book is perfect for any young dinosaur enthusiast. More like a picture book than a dry book of dinosaur facts, If Dinosaurs Came to Town combines detailed cartoon images of dinosaurs lumbering through the city (and the country-side) with information about different dinosaur species. Kids who love discovering all the little hidden images within a bigger picture (think Where's Waldo?) will love the pictures in Dom Mansell's work. Locate this book under the number J 567.91 Man in our non-fiction section!
Oct 10, 2011
Liz
Voices
9-12
If you love Goosebumps this is a great alternative. Each book in the series contains three chilling stories. Voices begins with a girl who thinks she’s going crazy when she starts to hear people talking about events that haven’t taken place yet. A boy wins a new pair of shoes and destructive things start to happen; his mom’s flowers are trampled, his neighbor’s car gets paint looks like someone walked all over it with paint on their shoes. Is someone stealing the shoes or do the shoes have a mind of their own? The book ends with a boy who decides to get revenge on his mean neighbor only to discover a horrifying truth. Each story will startle you.
Oct 10, 2011
Anonymous
Wait! No Paint!
4-8
You’ve never seen a spin on the tale of the Three Little Pigs like this! The story starts off like any other Three Little Pigs story until the illustrator accidently spills juice on the straw house making it a soggy pile before the big bad wolf can even huff and puff! When the illustrator runs out of paint he starts painting the pigs with what colors he has left, like green, which the pigs are less than pleased with. Poor pigs.
Oct 10, 2011
Anonymous
Not Afraid of Dogs
PreK - 2nd Grade
Daniel isn't AFRAID of dogs... he just doesn't LIKE dogs. (At least this is what Daniel tells everyone.) Good thing his aunt's dog, Bandit, comes to visit. As the story progresses, Daniel's anxiety slowly eases and he realizes that he does like dogs after all!
Oct 10, 2011
Mrs Fry