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Unlock your search-and-find creativity with I Spy Imagine! This entry in the bestselling I Spy series is illustrated by award-winning photographer Walter Wick and features rhyming riddles by Dan and Dave Marzollo.
I spy an astronaut, a small telescope,
Blue boxing gloves, a dinosaur fin,
A brown paper bag, a striped jump rope;
A stork, a lamb, and ...
In the third book in the Gabby Torres graphic novel series, nine-year-old Gabby is determined to get to the bottom of some mysterious happenings at her new neighbor’s house. Perfect for fans of THE CUPCAKE DIARIES and DORY FANTASMAGORY.
Gabby is excited when the “For Sale” sign next door is gone one morning. She’s getting new neighbors!
But when mysterious packa...
Brad Pitt’s F1 movie meets Abbey Jimenez’s Part of Your World in this glittering, high-stakes YA romance about speed, status, and choosing your own lane.
She’s the mechanic’s daughter. He’s racing royalty. Together, they’re leaving it all on the track.
Raised by her IndyCar legend father, Tessa James spent her childhood dreaming of becoming the first full-time ...
From #1 New York Times bestselling author Alan Gratz comes a gripping, timely, 96-page bonus story about one girl’s treacherous immigration journey that can be read alongside the novel Two Degrees, or on its own.
Daniela López is on a life-or-death journey.
Forced to flee their beloved home in Honduras, Dani and her family were headed north in search of safety–u...
Even the most restless reader will find peace and quiet in this breathtakingly illustrated book about the magic of nature, nighttime, and a duck who can’t sleep, based on a poem by the renowned E.B. White which was published in The New Yorker in 1928 and now appears for the first time in book form.
How surprised I was to see
A duck as wide awake as me.