by Frank Asch
Monsieur Saguette and His Baguette
Published 2004 by Kids Can Press
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An unflappable Frenchman uses his imagination to help himself -- and others -- by transforming his ordinary baguette into something extraordinary.

by Lisa Carrier
T. Rex at Swan Lake
Published 2004 by Dutton Books
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by Doreen Cronin
Duck for President
Published 2004 by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers
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From the author of "Click, Clack, Moo," here is a duck who began in a humble pond. Who worked his way to farmer, to governor, and now, perhaps, to the highest office in the land. Ladies and gentlemen, this election year you owe it to your country to vote Duck. Full color.

by Polly Horvath
The Pepins and Their Problems
Published 2004 by Farrar Straus Giroux
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Whether it's waking up to find toads in their shoes, becoming trapped on the roof, or searching for cheese when their cow makes only lemonade, the Pepin family always seems to get into the most bizarre scrapes. Illustrations.

by Keiko Kasza
The Dog Who Cried Wolf
Published 2005 by Putnam Publishing Group
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Moka is a good dog, but when his little girl reads him a book about wolves, being a good dog suddenly seems awfully boring. Moka decides to run away to the wild, but what will happen when the real wolves show up? Full color.

by Lisa Kopelke
Tissue, Please!
Published 2004 by Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing
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In this follow-up to Kopelke's well-loved "Excuse Me!," Frog returns in another comedy of manners as he discovers the magic of tissues when he suffers from a runny nose. Full color.

by Karen Kaufman Orloff
I Wanna Iguana
Published 2004 by Putnam Publishing Group
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In this Junior Library Guild Selection, a young boy tries to convince his mother to let him have an iguana for a pet. With lively, imaginative illustrations, Orloff and Catrow show their polar-opposite dreams of life with the reptile. Full color.

by Diane Stanley
Saving Sweetness
Published 1996 by Putnam Publishing Group
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When Sweetness, the little orphan in mean old Mrs. Sump's orphanage, runs away, the kind-hearted sheriff sets off to find her. After all, someone's got to save Sweetness before she meets up with Coyote Pete, the nastiest, ugliest desperado in the West. Laughs and surprises abound in this offbeat tall tale. Full color.

by Shelley Moore Thomas
Get Well, Good Knight
Published 2002 by Dutton Books
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The much-heralded Good Knight and his three little dragons are back--only this time the dragons are sick in bed. Full color.

by Ian Whybrow
Little Wolf's Book of Badness
Published 1999 by Carolrhoda Books
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Little Wolf has been cleaning his teeth without being growled at, going to bed early, and he's been far too nice to his baby brother. His parents, concerned they will never make a beast of him, send him off to Cunning College, where his Uncle Bigbad instructs timid cubs in the rules of badness. The journey alone makes Little's fur stand up, and he's worried -- will he ever learn to be wild and wicked? Will he earn his Bad badge? Or will his uncle eat him for dinner? Little Wolf's Book of Badness has been translated into eight languages and has delighted fun-loving readers across the globe.