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  Tad's Dad

  Marv Alinas

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  A child is sad that his father has to leave for the day, and must learn to occupy his time while he waits. This simple story for beginning readers teaches the "ad" sound through rhyming text and bright, original illustrations. Additional features to aid in comprehension include a word list for review, a note to parents and educators, and an introduction to the author and illustrator.

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  Shawn O'Hisser The Last Snake in...

  Peter Welling

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  "Great for St. Patrick's Day read-alouds in class or at home." —Copley News Service"Tongue-in-cheek humor will be enjoyed by children as well as the cartoon-like illustrations." —Children's Literature"A delightful book." —Rainbo Electronic ReviewsIn this fast-paced new twist on an old tale, whimsical snake Shawn O’Hisser returns to his native Ireland from a visit to England and Wales to find that all of his snake friends have vanished, as has all the leprechauns’ gold.Shawn works to solve the mystery, using his wits to avoid being eaten by other inhabitants of the Emerald Isle. Things look pretty hopeless until Shawn is befriended by Edmund, the natterjack toad, and Kathleen, the orange mouse. Together, they set out to right a wrong, but will they solve the mystery in time? Will they find the leprechauns’ gold, or did Dobherchu the Giant Otter take it? What did the monk named Patrick have to do with all those snakes disappearing? Laugh your way along the trail of the disappearing snakes to find the answers to these and other mysteries.

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  How Perseus and his Mother Came...

  Anonym

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  Once upon a time there were two princes who were twins - Acrisius and Proetus. They lived in the pleasant vale of Argos in peace but they were jealous of each other so Acrisius started a was against his brother. As a result they shared the kingdom. Later there came a prophet to that hard-hearted Acrisius and told him “Because you have risen up against your own blood, your own blood shall rise up against you; because you have sinned against your kindred, by your kindred you shall be punished. Your daughter Danae shall bear a son, and by that son's hands you shall die. So the Gods have ordained, and it will surely come to pass”. Being very afraid Acrisius shut up his fair daughter Danae in a cavern underground, lined with brass, that no one might come near her. So he fancied himself more cunning than the Gods. But once he was that she bore a son. What happened next?A SmartTouch Media production.

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  Endangered Sea Life

  Barbara Schmitz Garriel

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  The earth's oceans are home to a huge variety of marine life. The actions of humans are threatening the oceans. Everyone can work together to make positive changes that will help in the preservation of our oceans and the life they support.

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  Animal Mouths

  Mary Holland

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  What are some things we can learn about animals from the shape of their mouths, beaks, or bills? What can we infer about animals with sharp teeth compared to large, flat teeth? Are there any animals that don’t have mouths? Following in the footsteps of Animal Eyes, award-winning nature photographer and environmental educator Mary Holland shares fascinating animal mouths with readers of all ages.

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  Houndsley and Catina at the Library

  James Howe

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  The best friends are upset when they discover that the library will be closing but with the help of others learn to adapt to change.

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