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A daring dinosaur adventure and tale of purr-severance – with timid dinosaurs and fearless kittens! Sure to elicit giggles with every “RAWR!” of distress! – Kirkus Reviews Life on Dinosaur Island is BORING. So the dinosaurs are escaping to Kitten Island to play with their new kitty friends. But these kittens love to tumble and crash and launch things into the air – things like – uh-oh . . . DINOSAURS! Can these unlikely playmates find common ground before their playdate ends in cat-astrophe? The cheeky follow-up to Kittens on Dinosaurs, celebrating friendship, creativity and compromise. A deliciously funny story with a mischievous twist – perfect for fans of Jon Klassen and Peter Brown.

The creator of the award-winning app Scruffy Kitty, Michael Slack, brings young readers a fresh, dynamic duo: an energetic dinosaur and a cranky but loving bird who both pack lots of silly noises and fuzzy surprises in this vibrantly illustrated friendship story. Meet Shorty & Clem Shorty is a really short dinosaur. A shortysaurus, to be exact. Clem is a blue quail. A quail is some kind of bird.While Clem is out, a package arrives at the door with his name on it. Shorty gets super excited and finds the box irresistible. What's inside? A race car...trampoline...bongos...monkeys? He REALLY wants to open it but, he knows that it's Clem's. Should he open the box? Of course not Instead, he jumps on it like a trampoline--THUMP --and bangs on it like a drum--BOOM BADA BOOM --until he finally opens it. That's when Clem comes home. Shorty is sure he's done something terrible, but Clem proves to him that best friends are the best surprises of all

The energetic and zany duo Shorty and Clem are back, and this time they learn all about working together A fresh and dynamic friendship story featuring a spirited dinosaur and a cranky but loving bird.Clem can't wait to assemble his brand-new rocket ship kit. If all goes right, he'll blast it off Vroom "It looks like you need my help," observes Shorty."That's okay, Shorty. I've got this," says Clem.Even though Clem is sure he doesn't need help, it turns out that he really does From the creator of the award-winning app Scruffy Kitty, Michael Slack, Shorty & Clean Blast Off is perfect for fans of Jory John's Goodnight Already, Chris Haughton's books, and Mo Willems.

A playdate between intrepid kitties and cautious dinosaurs doesn't go quite as planned in this hilarious story of friendship and compromise Life on Dinosaur Island is so boring. Who wants to watch stuff sink in tar pits all day? So the dinosaurs are escaping to Kitty Island to play with their new kitty friends, even though the level-headed narrator warns them that it will end in cat-astrophe. After all, the kitties are fearless and feisty And these dinos? Well, cuddles are more their speed. Now these tiny kitties and hulking dinos need to find some common ground before their playdate and friendship go extinct.

A daring dinosaur adventure and tale of purr-severance – with hilarious super cute kittens! They're adorable! They're daring! They're kittens who love to climb things! And they won't give up until they've achieved their ultimate climbing dream: scaling the huge and super scary dinosaurs on nearby Dinosaur Island. Are these intrepid kittens up to the challenge? And are the dinosaurs really as scary as they look?! A deliciously funny story with a mischievous twist – perfect for fans of Jon Klassen and Peter Brown.

A funny sci fi comic that's just right for second and third graders Tate Tuber has always known he was destined for greatness. A couch potato? Not Tate--he's going to be an astronaut So whenTate sees his chance to join space training, he literally jumps at the chance. But on his first mission, Tate learns that his role doesn't include finding aliens or stopping asteroids. The human astronauts want to use Tate in a space farming experiment. How disappointing But when the space station loses power and begins hurtling back towards earth, it's up to Tate to save the day with his ability to conduct electricity Potato power In the back of the book are science facts about how potatoes really do conduct electricity, growing veggies in space, and more I Like to Read Comics(R) are perfect for kids who are challenged by or unengaged in reading, kids who love art, and the growing number of young comics fans. Filled with eye-catching art, humor, and terrific stories, these comics provide unique reading experiences for growing minds. I Like to Read Comics(R), like their award-winning I Like to Read(R) counterpart, are created by celebrated artists and support reading comprehension to transform children into lifelong readers. We hope that all new readers will say, "I like to read comics " A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection

Lift the flaps for a gentle introduction to the food chain--perfect for the preschool set The sun shines on the jungle.Plants grow, reaching for the sun. Welcome to the jungle Take a look at some animals who live there and discover how they depend on one another. Beetles munch on leaves, and spiders pounce on them in turn. Frogs lay in wait for the spiders, and an argus pheasant waits for a frog to leap. And so it continues, with a peek at some bearded pigs and a not-too-scary python. But what do you think the biggest animal of all will eat? With bold and friendly illustrations, a simple text, and fun interactive flaps, Michael Slack takes little readers right up the food chain and back around for a final twist.

A gentle introduction to the food chain for the preschool set, this eye-catching lift-the-flap book has a fun twist ending. The sun shines on the sea. Phytoplankton soak up the sun. Hungry krill feast on the plankton. Next, a shoal of fish swirl around the krill. Then along comes some squid . . . And on it goes, up the oceanic food chain, from squid to tuna to shark and, finally, to whale. But what is the whale hungry for? Little ones will delight in lifting the flaps to discover what's in each creature's belly--and will enjoy the unexpected twist of the largest animal feasting on one of the smallest. With enticing flaps, simple language, and brightly stylized illustrations, Michael Slack takes very young children on a sea journey up the food chain and around in a circle for a final surprise.

Two aliens discover an amusement park in this out-of-this-world Level 2 Ready-to-Read Smoosh and Mallow are travelers and best friends. They teleport to a fun park, but one of the roller coasters is closed. They will not let it get in the way of a good time

Two aliens discover an amusement park in this out-of-this-world Level 2 Ready-to-Read Smoosh and Mallow are travelers and best friends. They teleport to a fun park, but one of the roller coasters is closed. They will not let it get in the way of a good time