Banished from the town for making mischief, a little boy and his father are welcomed back when they find a way to make the dreaded giant Abiyoyo disappear...A boy and his father are banished because the father, a magician, has a habit of making things vanish. But when the monster Abiyoyo appears . . . the father makes Abiyoyo disappear, and all is forgiven.--Kirkus Reviews. Full color.... Click here or on the image for details |
| A color-and-sequence book presents the phases of a rain storm, from the first gray cloud to the arching rainbow...One of the simplest and youngest concept books ever written, this will take readers on a trip they will want to repeat again and again. An ideal pre-reader. But above all, it's an energizing experience.--Kirkus Reviews.... Click here or on the image for details |
| Blowing the whistle on her company when it tries to cover up a defective and potentially lethal product, Amanda Hudson and her husband Jude are forced to hire Sacramento P.I. Kat Colorado after they receive anonymous death threats...We met P.I. Kat Colorado in 1989's Best First Private Eye Novel of the Year; she's gone on to garner a Shamus, an Anthony, and a sheaf of rave reviews. Here, she's back to bodyguard a crusading whistle-blower with a few nasty secrets of her own.... Click here or on the image for details |
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