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James Robinson invites you, the reader, into his world as he shares what it was like growing up with misaligned eyes. From his early struggles with reading in elementary school to later ambitions of becoming documentary filmmaker, James uses verse, illustration, and bold visual design to offer a chance to connect with him. James often breaks the fourth wall, speaking directly to the reader in a warm and engaging way….
What really became of The Little Mermaid? How did Little Red Riding Hood actually mistake a vicious wolf for her grandmother? C.C. Cecily, Senior Secretary of the Fairy Tale Fan Club, has gathered fan mail from curious kids asking the same kinds of questions and the fairy tale legends themselves have written back!
From Cinderella to Humpty Dumpty,…
Kwame is not ready to travel to Ghana for his grandmother’s celebration of life. He really misses his grandmother and listening to her stories but doesn’t feel like he fits in with his Ghanian relatives. The night before he is supposed to leave, a strange monkey-like creature steals his dashiki that he is supposed to wear at the celebration…the one his grandmother had made for him….
Violet is inconsolable when her beloved dog passes away from old age. But Hudson, a young man who goes to the same school as Violet, is the only one in town who remembers the event even happening–because Violet’s dog is actually still alive and well. It turns out that there is a wish monster living in a cave in the town,…
In True Colors, Mackenzie Werner is a young lady who is different—in more than one way. First, she is rare in that she is a person who has what is known as a haze. It’s like a colorful aura that’s always visible, and it gives away any emotion that she is feeling at the time. The other thing that makes her different is that she lives in a very special and exclusive town called Serenity—where only positivity and happiness are encouraged….