R. Alan Siler

Meet Lucy.She's six-and-a-half years old and she's in the first grade. She loves books and puppies and cupcakes and her parents. Most of all, she loves DANCING All her friends love to dance, too, and they ask her to join in. But there's just one problem: LITTLE LUCY ROSENCRANTZ JUST CAN'T DANCE Join Lucy as she discovers the power of dance and self-expression in LUCY CAN'T DANCE , the first children's picture book by author R. Alan Siler and illustrator Stephanie Jackson.

The Doctor's Companions. They've been through Dalek Invasions, Android Invasions, Zygon Invasions and Christmas Invasions. They ask questions, get in trouble, get out of trouble, and challenge the Doctor to think and act in new (usually better) ways. Children of Time: The Companions of Doctor Who features profiles of companions from all formats of Doctor Who: television, novels, comics and audio dramas. Our contributors include well-known authors, four librarians, two ukelelists, a playwright, podcasters, publishers, students, and the writers and artists behind some of the Doctor's companions.

By taking the best of modern Doctor Who (like character drama and series-long story arcs) and the best of classic Doctor Who (multi-episode stories, cliffhangers, fewer modern-Earth settings, etc) 2015 gave us one of the greatest seasons the venerable show has ever produced. Facing the Raven: Doctor Who Series Nine In Review includes an overview of the series' themes, in-depth analyses of each episode, exhaustive background details, a timeline of events leading up to the broadcast of the season, and exclusive interviews with director Rachel Talalay, scriptwriter Jamie Mathieson, prosthetic effects producer Kate Walshe, and creature performer Jon Davey.