Charlotte Agell

India, an unusual nine-and-a-half-year-old living in small-town Maine, has a series of adventures which bring her closer to her artist-mother, strengthen her friendship with a neighbor boy, and help her to accept the man for whom her father moved away.

Thirteen-year-old Aggie Wing documents the events of her summer in Ludwig, Maine, where she and her brother stay with their ninety-one-year-old grandfather while their mother, a writer of romance novels, is away doing research.

From Brooks Peters' blog: An Open Book "The story of Gaylord Le Claire, a curly-haired effeminate youth from Cotton, Texas who powders his face, decorates his room with satin curtains, wears silk underwear and dreams about seducing the star of the local high school football team. It’s the stuff of dreams, all right, a gay romance at a time when such things simply didn’t exist. And yet, it still strikes a chord of yearning and insouciance that is remarkable in its forthrightness."

Four animals friends enjoy an outing on an island.

A child imitates various animals and each one notices that she is different from them in some way.

A family enjoys a day of hiking, sledding, and bellysliding in the snowy woods.

A young girl spends a spring day outside doing various activities with her family and letting her imagination soar.

A young girl goes to the beach with her father and spends a long summer day playing in the waves, the sand, and the seaweed.

Rhyming text and illustrations celebrate the diversity of the world's cultures.

A little girl enjoys a full autumn day with her family, spinning in the leaves, watching the birds, and choosing pumpkins at a farm.

In fifteen-year-old Adrian Havoc's world, HomeState rules every aspect of society and religious education is enforced but Adrian, refusing to believe that the Apocalypse is at hand, goes north through the Deadlands and joins a group of insurgents.