Leslie McGuire

Unable to go to sleep in his cozy den one evening, a papa wolf takes his restless cub on a journey deep into the dark woods to show him where the big wolves roam and introduce him to the world in which he is destined to live.

Follows Mike, a police officer, as he and his partner and a police dog go through a day that includes helping at the scene of a traffic accident, searching for lost children, and visiting an elementary school.

Children imagine what they would do if they were a firefighter, astronaut, veterinarian, race car driver, baker, painter, pilot, conductor or teacher.

A little boy chooses the correct clothes to wear in different kinds of weather so that he can play outside with his toys. Accompanying stickers allow the reader to help the boy get dressed.

All the barnyard animals sing their favorite tunes, and invite preschoolers to join in with a woof, a peep, a moo and a cheep.

A baby shakes things all through the house looking for a lost rattle in this rhyming tale.

While stuck at a yucky sports camp, Elliot finally learns something about himself and becomes determined to prove it to his "baboon bunkmates."

Piglet teaches the others a lesson on friendship.

When Dr. James Harvey, a "ghost therapist," is hired by the greedy owner of a haunted mansion to rid the house of its otherworldly occupants, his daughter Kat is befriended by a lonely ghost named Casper.

Big Dan and his moving van move all the possessions of the Moore family to their new home in California.

Little ones follow a pop-up menagerie through a fun-filled bedtime routine.

Bored with school, Jane, a precocious reader, neglects her homework and alienates her classmates by making up incredible stories about herself until her teacher, Mrs. Sims, finds a creative solution.

In simple text and illustrations, children name foods they like, and which animals like the same foods. On board pages.

"Unraveling the madness behind L.A.'s most baffling and brutal homicides is what sleuthing psychologist Alex Delaware does best. And putting the good doctor through his thrilling paces is what mystery fiction's #1 bestselling master of psychological suspense Jonathan Kellerman does with incomparable brilliance. Kellerman's universally acclaimed novels blend the addictive rhythms of the classic police procedural with chilling glimpses into the darkest depths of the human condition. For the compelling proof, look no further than Victims--Kellerman at his razor-sharp, harrowing finest. Not since Jack the Ripper terrorized the London slums has there been such a gruesome crime scene. By all accounts, acid-tongued Vita Berlin hadn't a friend in the world, but whom did she cross so badly as to end up arranged in such a grotesque tableau? One look at her apartment-turned-charnel house prompts hard-bitten LAPD detective Milo Sturgis to summon his go-to expert in hunting homicidal maniacs, Alex Delaware. But despite his finely honed skills, even Alex is stymied when more slayings occur in the same ghastly fashion. yet with no apparent connection among the victims. And the only clue left behind--a blank page bearing a question mark--seems to be both a menacing taunt and a cry for help from a killer baffled by his own lethal urges. Under pressure to end the bloody spree and prevent a citywide panic, Milo redoubles his efforts to discover a link between the disparate victims. Meanwhile, Alex navigates the secretive world of mental health treatment, from the sleek office of a Beverly Hills therapist to a shuttered mental institution where he once honed his craft--and where an unholy alliance between the mad and the monstrous may have been sealed in blood. As each jagged piece of the puzzle fits into place, an ever more horrific portrait emerges of a sinister mind at its most unimaginable--and an evil soul at its most unspeakable. "This one was different," Alex observes at the start of the case. This one will haunt his waking life, and his darkest dreams, long after its end"--Provided by publisher.