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Kids & YA Bestsellers & More! Kids & YA Bestsellers & More! This catalogue contains a number of Books Inc.'s Book Fair Bestsellers as well as new titles and Books Inc. staff recommendations. We also put together a few suggestions for learning at home and a section of up-coming Summer titles. Inside the Catalogue: Pages 2-3- Pictures Books (Ages 3-7) Pages 4-5- Early Readers (Ages 4-7) Pages 6-7- Middle Grade Novels (Ages 8-12) Pages 8-9- Graphic Novels (Various Ages) Pages 10-11- Nonfiction (Various Ages) Pages 12-13- Young Adult (Ages 12+) Pages 14-15- Award Winners (Various Ages) Page 16- Learn from Home (Various Ages) Pages 17-18- Upcoming Summer Titles (Various Ages) PICTURE BOOKS (Ages 3-7) $18.99 HC $16.99 HC $17.99 HC Bestseller Bestseller Bestseller Sofia Valdez Future Prez Pigeon Has to Go To School Creepy Pair of Underwear! 9781419737046 9781368046459 9781442402980 Why does the Pigeon have to From the celebrated team The newest picture book from the go to school? He already knows behind Creepy Carrots!comes a creators of Iggy Peck, Architect; Rosie everything! And what if he doesn't hilarious (and just a little creepy) Revere, Engineer; and Ada Twist, like it? What if the teacher doesn't story of a brave rabbit and a very Scientist stars Sofia Valdez, a like him? What if he learns TOO weird pair of underwear. (Ages 5+) community leader who stands up for MUCH!?! (Ages 3+) what she believes in! (Ages 5+) $18.99 HC $17.99 HC $17.99 HC Bestseller Bestseller Bestseller The Legend of Rock Paper Scisssors Mixed a Color Story Pete the Cat and the Perfect 9780062438898 9781250142733 Pizza Party From acclaimed, bestselling creators The reds, the yellows, and the blues 9780062404374 Drew Daywalt and Adam Rex comes all think they're the best in this From the bestselling Pete the Cat a laugh-out-loud hilarious picture vibrant, thought-provoking picture series, it’s a groovy pizza party that book about the epic tale of the book from Arree Chung, with a you don’t want to miss! (Ages 4+) classic game Rock, Paper, Scissors. message of acceptance and unity. (Ages 4+) (Ages 4+) $17.99 HC $16.99 HC $17.99 HC Bestseller Bestseller Bestseller Who Wet My Pants? All the Ways to Be Smart When You are Brave 9780316525213 9781947534964 9780316392525 In this hilarious tale of blame, A tender, funny, and exquisitely An inspiring picture book affirmation compassion, and forgiveness, a very illustrated picture book celebrating about having courage even in embarrassed bear is reminded all the unique and wonderful difficult times, because some days, that accidents can happen--but with qualities that make children who when everything around you seems the support of good friends, life goes they are. (Ages 3+) scary, you have to be brave. (Age 4+) on. (Ages 4+) $16.99 HC $17.99 HC $9.99 PB Bestseller Bestseller Bestseller Can I Be Your Dog? I Will be Fierce Oh, No! 9780399554520 9781250295088 9781984852045 A heart-tugging dog adoption story Written by Bea Birdsong and Young children will delight in told through letters--deeply sincere illustrated by Nidhi Chanani, I Will Be repeating the refrain "OH, NO!" as and almost desperate pleas for a Fierce is a powerful picture book one animal after another falls into a forever home--from the dog, himself! about courage, confidence, kindness, deep, deep hole in this lively read- (Ages 3+) and finding the extraordinary in aloud. (Ages 3+) everyday moments. (Ages 3+) $16.99HC $18.99 HC $17.99 HC New New New Bad Brows Grandma's Gardens How to Put an Octopus to Bed 9781419725371 9780593115350 9781452177748 Hilarity ensues when a boy's From mother-daughter team Hillary When mommy octopus tells little eyebrows go rogue in this riotous Clinton and Chelsea Clinton comes a Floyd that it's time for bed, he picture book from the bestselling celebration of family, tradition and decides that his parents want help author of How to Train a Train (Ages discovery, and an ode to mothers, getting their baths and putting on 3+) grandmothers and the children they their pajamas (not what Mommy-O love (Ages 3+) meant).(Ages 4+) $17.99 HC $17.99 HC $7.99 PB Staff Pick Staff Pick Staff Pick Hair Love Everyone's Awake Crunch, the Shy Dinosaur 9780525553366 9781452178059 9780593175682 It's up to Daddy to give his daughter Giggle your way to sweet and silly From Cirocco Dunlap and Theodor an extra-special hair style in this ode dreams! A simple goodnight routine Seuss Geisel Award winner Greg to self-confidence and the love turns marvelously madcap in this Pizzoli comes a charming, giggly between fathers and daughters, from cleverly rhymed picture book. (Ages read-aloud that illustrates the Award winning director and former 4+) particular art of making a friend! NFL wide receiver Matthew A. Cherry (Ages 3+) and bestselling illustrator Vashti Harrison. (Ages 4+) Early Readers (Ages 4-7) $4.99 PB $5.99 PB Bestseller $7.99 PB Bestseller Bestseller Dragon Masters: Rise of the Eart Dragon Isadora Moon Goes on a Grumpy Unicorn: Why Me? Field Trip 9780545646239 9781338565416 DRAGON MASTERS has it all! 9781984851727 Not all unicorns are rainbows and Fans of Vampirina and the Dragons, a Dragon Stone, a king, a sunshine. Meet one unicorn that isn't Princess in Black series will love wizard, and magic! In the first book in a sparkly, magical creature. In fact, Isadora Moon: half-fairy, half- this fully-illustrated series, Drake is he's downright grouchy. (Ages 7+) snatched up by King Roland's soldier vampire, totally unique--and and taken to the castle to be trained totally unafraid to be different! as a Dragon Master. (Ages 6+) (Ages 6+) $4.99 PB $4.99 PB $6.99 PB Bestseller Bestseller Bestseller Pinkalicious & the Flower Fairy L1 Pokemon: Contest for the Bad Kitty Takes the Test 9780062567017 Crown L2 9781250143549 Pinkalicious and the Flower Fairy is a It's something everyone has to do at Level One I Can Read book, which 9781338279566 Join Ash and Pikachu on their latest least once. Kitty is no different. In this means it’s perfect for children adventure in Alola, the newest new edition of the beloved, New York learning to sound out words and Pokémon region. (Ages 4+) Times bestselling Bad Kitty series by sentences. (Ages 4+) Nick Bruel, Bad Kitty faces . a test! (Ages 7+) $9.99 HC $4.99 PB $16.99 HC Bestseller Bestseller Bestseller Jack Blasts Off! Wild Cats! (Wild Kratts) L2 The Dog Who Lost His Bark 9780593113851 9781101939147 9781536204421 From New York Times bestselling The Wild Kratts go in search of lions, A warm, uplifting story about a boy, author Mac Barnett and Geisel tigers, and felines of all sizes in this his dog, and the healing power of Award-winning illustrator Greg leveled reader with stickers! (Ages 4+) music marks a first-time Pizzoli, an uproarious early reader collaboration between two former series about a mischievous rabbit, a Irish Children’s Laureates, Eoin cranky old lady, and a lovable dog. Colfer and P.J. Lynch. (Age 7+) (Ages 4+) $5.95 PB $4.99 $7.99 PB Bestseller Bestseller Bestseller Yasmin in Charge I Am Brave: A Positive Power Detective Pikachu: Case Files 9781515842729 Story L2 9781338529449 In this collection of four stories, 9781623369545 In Detective Pikachu, the world- Yasmin takes charge of some sticky I Am Brave follows a little girl as she famous Pokémon teams up with a situations At home, at school, or out navigates her own family vacation, teen to find Pokémon who have and about, Yasmin faces challenges complete with her first airplane ride, mysteriously gone missing. (Ages 7+) head on with creativity and quick a giant water slide, a spooky cave, thinking. (Ages 4+) and a disappearing trick. (Ages 4+) $17.99 HB $15.99 HC $12.99 HC New New New Paolo, Emperor of Rome Vera Vance: Comics Star Megabat Is a Fraidybat 9781419741098 9780823440948 9780735266025 A daring dog takes a whirlwind tour Third grader Vera Vance has signed Megabat and his best friend, Daniel, of Rome in search of freedom in new up for the comics camp after-school go to sleepaway camp for the first picture book from beloved storyteller program, but her mother would time. Another hilarious chapter book Mac Barnett and masterful illustrator much rather she focus on academics, in this laugh-out-loud series for fans Claire Keane.(Ages 4+) athletics, music. anything but of Dory Fantasmagory and Narwhal comics! (Ages 7+) and Jelly.(Ages 7+) $16.99 HC $9.99 HC 12.99 HC Staff Pick Staff Pick Staff Pick Baby Monkey, Private Eye Ghoulia and the Mysterious Rosie Revere and the Raucous 9781338180619 Visitor Riveters Baby Monkey's adventures come to 9781419736902 9781419733604 life in an exciting blend of picture A rollicking mystery with an When Rosie is unable to invent a book, beginning reader, and graphic unexpected hero, this fully-illustrated contraption to help one of Aunt novel. With pithy text and over 120 chapter book continues the Rose's Raucous Riveters friends, she drawings, it is ideal for sharing aloud adventures of Ghoulia, a lovable, not- calls on classmates Iggy Peck and and for emerging readers. (Ages 4+) so-scary zombie. (Ages 6+) Ada Twist to help. (Ages 6+) Middle Grade Novels (Ages 8-12) $17.99 HC $6.99 PB $17.99 HC Bestseller Bestseller Bestseller The Good Thieves Last Day on Mars Allies 9781481419482 9780062306722 9781338245721 From award-winning author Last Day on Mars is the first book Alan Gratz, bestselling author Katherine Rundell comes a fast- in an ambitious space epic--a of Refugee, weaves a stunning array paced and utterly thrilling adventure powerful, emotional, pulse- of voices and stories into an epic tale driven by the loyalty and love pounding story of the final days of of teamwork in the face of tyranny -- between a grandfather and his humanity's first home in the and how just one day can change the granddaughter.
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