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I'm Glad for What I Have
Rachel Cruze; Illustrated by Lauren Gallegos
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Matzah Craze (Paperback)
Jamie Kiffel-Alcheh; Illustrated by Lauren Gallegos
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You Will Always Belong
Matthew Paul Turner; Illustrated by Lauren Gallegos
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But one day while making deliveries, they collided on a street
corner. Rubio's cheeses and Julienne's fruits flew skyward and fell
on their heads, creating spontaneous juicy pairings that they
couldn't help but taste. The forbidden combinations were out of
this world. Nothing could ever be the same. Fortunately for Rubio
and Julienne, their forbidden adventures end more happily than
Romeo and Juliette's, though not before our heroes overcome a few
obstacles and accidents, one of which prompts a mortified Rubio to
exclaim, "What cheese through yonder window breaks?" A backmatter
menu of child friendly delicious fruit-cheese combinations augments
the story. Lexile Level 580 Fountas and Pinnell Level O
Naturalist and author Diane Lang and artist Lauren Gallegos take
children on a guided tour of the animals that do so many good
things for us, yet don't get enough love. Through lively, witty
rhymes and warm, friendly illustrations, Vulture Verses helps
children appreciate and befriend even the scariest critters.
2018 IPPY Gold Medal Winner in Holiday SPARK Award for Excellence
in Independent Publishing for Children: Illustrated Book category
2017 USA Best Book Award Winner in Children's Picture Book:
Hardcover Fiction 2017 Today Show winter book selection "The
appealing illustrations glow with lamplight and provide many small
details that ground this story in a Pennsylvania farmhouse in the
1920s, and Georgie’s dark eyebrows and freckles give him
personality. VERDICT A pleasant, if slight, slice-of-life tale.”
—School Library Journal It’s winter in Girard, Pennsylvania and
the pond is completely frozen over—ready for a young boy to go
skating!—but Georgie’s ice skates are too small. All Georgie
wants for Christmas is a new pair of skates. But times are tough in
1920s Pennsylvania, and he gets the disappointing news Santa might
not come this year. Follow Georgie as he decides to take matters
into his own hands—and discovers what Christmas is all about. The
Santa Thief is a heartwarming tale of boyhood set in 1920s
Pennsylvania for children ages 4–8.
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