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Children/Juvenile
		Titel	Agr.-No.
		Originalverlag	Verkauft
Autor/en	Klassifikation	Erste Publikation	Seitenzahl
Applegate, K.A.	Juvenile Fantasy	THE MESSAGE /04 ANIMORPHS	47861
		Scholastic Paperbacks	Verkauft
		Sep 11	154pp.
Bang, Molly Chisholm, Penny	General Non Fiction Childrens Books	OCEAN SUNLIGHT. HOW TINY PLANTS FEED THE SEAS	110395
		Scholastic USA
		May 2012	48pp. color illus.
Acclaimed Caldecott artist Molly Bang paints a stunning, sweeping view of our ever-changing oceans. In this timely book, award-winner Molly Bang uses her signature poetic language and dazzling illustrations to introduce the oceanic world. From tiny aquatic plants to the biggest whale or fish, Bang presents a moving, living picture of the miraculous balance sustaining each life cycle and food chain deep within our wondrous oceans. On land or in the deep blue sea, we are all connected--and we are all a part of a grand living landscape. Packed with clear, simple science, this informative, joyous book will help children understand and celebrate the astonishing role our oceans play in human life.
Beil, Mike	Childrens Books	SUMMER AT FORSAKEN LAKE	108949
		Knopf
		June 2012	336pp.
Nicholas Mettleson’s summer vacation at his uncle’s lake house in Ohio isn’t turning out at all as he expected.  After all, he’s from New York, and everyone knows that life out in the country is boring, right?  His adventures begin when he discovers a partially completed 8mm movie titled The Seaweed Strangler his dad made about a million years ago in the same house.  When he finds out that the story is based on the mysterious death of one man and the disappearance of another long ago on the lake, he is determined to solve the mystery - and to finish the movie his dad started. Nicholas is joined by his twin sisters, a neighborhood girl named Charlie (who throws a mean curveball and who just happens to be the daughter of his dad’s old girlfriend), and his uncle, who teaches them all to sail in the beautiful Goblin, which he built himself.  The filming takes them to the most remote corner of the lake, where Nicholas and his alter-ego Blast Bennington make a surprising - and puzzling - discovery.  A second, more humorous mystery involves an old boat hanging from the rafters in the barn behind the house and their uncle’s old girlfriend.  The re-launching of that boat, the attempt at rekindling an old flame by well-meaning children, and the “world premiere” of the finally completed The Seaweed Strangler  make for an entertaining conclusion.
Bell, Hilari	Juvenile	TRICKSTER'S GIRL /01 RAVEN DUET	110420
		Houghton Mifflin
		January 2011	288pp.   e-MS:282pp.
In the year 2098 America isn't so different from the USA of today. But, in a post-9/11 security-obsessed world, "secured" doesn't just refer to borders between countries, it also refer to borders between states. Teenagers still think they know everything, but there is no cure for cancer, as Kelsa knows first-hand from watching her father die.   The night Kelsa buries her father, a boy appears. He claims magic is responsible for the health of Earth, but  human damage disrupts its flow. The planet is dying.   Kelsa has the power to reverse the damage, but first she must accept that magic exists and see beyond her own pain in order to heal the planet. Booklist: "The world’s trees are dying because of a deadly bacterium released by terrorists. But, as 15-year-old Kelsa learns when she meets a gorgeous young man named Raven, the real danger to the planet is the weakening of the leys (subterranean rivers of natural and magical energy that maintain the earth’s ecosystem) by human interference. Kelsa is astonished to find out that she alone has the magical powers necessary to heal them, and with the help of Raven, who is really a spirit from another world who has assumed the form of the legendary Native American trickster and shape-shifter, she courageously undertakes this dangerous quest. Bell’s latest blend of science fiction and fantasy at times seems a bit contrived, with the laws of magic being invented as plot twists dictate. Nevertheless, the ecological theme and the trendy device of investing a teen with superpowers will doubtless please the author’s many fans, who will look forward to the inevitable sequel. Grades 7-12." --Michael Cart
Benton, Jim	Childrens Books Humor Serie	DEAR DUMB DIARY 02 /MY PANTS ARE HUNTED!	96266
		Scholastic USA
			128pp.           b&w Illus
Biggs, Brian	Childrens Books Picture Book Serie	EVERYTHING GOES: ON LAND	110366
		HarperCollins
		Sep 11
EVERYTHING GOES is a new preschool series about vehicles, bursting with all the exciting, intricate, and fascinating fun of cars, planes, boats, and more!! Beginning with EVERYTHING GOES: ON LAND, these oversized picture books and other upcoming formats are interactive play experiences made especially for the curious, imaginative kid in all of us. While reading the book, readers can find hidden numbers, spot things that don’t belong, and more! Brian Biggs, a former graphic novel artist and animator, makes illustrations for books, posters, puzzles, and games. Watch videos and find out more at www.MrBiggs.com. Praise for EVERYTHING GOES: ON LAND: “Illustrator Biggs's first solo outing launches a transportation-based series with a cartooned survey of vehicles that populate the roads and rails. Using the framing device of Henry and his father driving to pick up Henry's mother at the train station, Biggs (the Brownie & Pearl series) creates a series of bustling landscapes full of vehicles, real and whimsical, which provide conversation fodder for father and son… While it's too early to declare Biggs the next Richard Scarry or Martin Handford, this series has plenty of potential: Biggs has a cheery cartooning style that's reminiscent of R. Crumb and ideal for populating his oversized pages with a multitude of players and detail. With running visual jokes and mini-narratives adding to the fun, Biggs gives readers lots to take in and enjoy.” – Publishers Weekly EVERYTHING GOES is a major, multi-book /multi-platform project for Harper Collins with oversized hardcover picture books as the anchor for the series.  One picture book will come out per year: EVERYTHING GOES: ON LAND in Fall 2011, IN AIR in Fall 2012, and IN THE SEA in Fall 2013.  And one I-Can-Read Book (short illustrated chapter book) will come out per year – EVERTHING GOES: HENRY IN A JAM in Summer 2012, HENRY GOES SKATING in Fall 2012, and a third Winter themed title in early Spring 2013.
Bostic, Megan	Juvenile	NEVER EIGHTEEN	110421
		Graphia
		January 2012	202pp.
Working title MENDING FENCES. - Austin Parker is on a journey to bring truth, beauty, and meaning to his life. Austin Parker is never going to see his eighteenth birthday. At the rate he’s going, he probably won’t even see the end of the year. The doctors say his chances of surviving are slim to none even with treatment, so he’s decided it’s time to let go. But before he goes, Austin wants to mend the broken fences in his life. So with the help of his best friend, Kaylee, Austin visits every person in his life who touched him in a special way. He journeys to places he’s loved and those he’s never seen. And what starts as a way to say goodbye turns into a personal journey that brings love, acceptance, and meaning to Austin’s life. Megan Bostic lives in Tacoma, Washington. This is her first book for teens. "Bostic writes this graceful, affecting tale without pretension...Perhaps it's because of that simplicity that the story concludes with such a powerful emotional punch." --Kirkus
Bunce, Elizabeth	Juvenile	LIAR'S MOON	110469
		Arthur Levine /Scholastic
		Nov 11	368pp.
Prisons, poisons, and passions combine in a gorgeously written fantasy noir by the author of the Morris Award-winning A CURSE DARK AS GOLD. As a pickpocket, Digger expects to spend a night in jail every now and then. But she doesn't expect to find Lord Durrel Decath there as well--or to hear he's soon to be executed for killing his wife. Durrel once saved Digger's life, and when she goes free, she decides to use her skills as a thief, forger, and spy to investigate his case and return the favor. But each new clue only opens up more mysteries. While Durrel's marriage was one of convenience, his behavior has been more impulsive than innocent. His late wife had an illegal business on the wrong side of the civil war raging just outside the city gates. Digger keeps finding forbidden magic in places it has no reason to be. And it doesn't help that she may be falling in love with a murderer . . .
Cappo, Nan Willard	Juvenile	UNACCOUNTED FOR 01	110414
		Selbstverlag
		October 2011	318pp
Carlton, Susan	Juvenile	LOVE AND HAIGHT	107815
		Henry Holt and Company
		March 2012	188pp.
Two girls, two weeks, and too much hippie love…. It’s 1971, and seventeen-year-old Chloe and her best friend, MJ, head to San Francisco to ring in the New Year. But Chloe has an ulterior motive—and a secret. She’s pregnant and has devised a plan not to be. In San Francisco’s flower-power heyday, it was (just about) legal to end her pregnancy.    But as soon as the girls cross the Golden Gate, Chloe’s furtive scheme starts to unravel in ways both large and small. Desperate to take control of her body and her life, Chloe tells MJ a single lie. The lie escalates, as lies inevitably do, until she betrays everyone she cares about. Her groovy aunt, Kiki, who’s offered the girls a place to crash. Her self-absorbed mother meditating back in Phoenix. And perhaps most achingly, the boy she wishes she’d waited for. With time running out, the lies come crashing down—during the city’s annual Nude Relay Race, of all places. Chloe is forced to confess the truth, and admit to others, and herself, that some of life’s decisions are too big to face alone. In the Mecca of easy love, it seems, some things aren’t so easy. ET: Frühjahr 2011
Donovan, Gail	Childrens Books	THE WAFFLER	110390
Eddleman, Peggy	Childrens Books	THROUGH THE BOMB'S BREATH	110391
		Random House Children's Books
			198pp.
Thirteen-year-old Hope Toriella lives in a town of inventors struggling to recover from the green bombs of WWIII that wiped out nearly all the earth’s population. Inventing has made life possible in White Rock, and it’s how the town views a person’s worth. But Hope would much rather sneak off to cliff dive into the Bomb’s Breath— the deadly band of compressed air that covers their valley— than fail at yet another invention. The town is filled with excellent inventors; they even invented Ameiphus, the medicine that cures the deadly Shadel’s Sickness that has run rampant since the bombs. When bandits not only discover White Rock has the cure for the sickness, but find a way into their protected valley, they invade. With a two day deadline to finish making this year’s batch of Ameiphus and no ingredients to make more, the town is left to choose whether to hand over the medicine and die from Shadel’s over the next year, or die fighting the bandits now. Help lies in a neighboring town, but the bandits count everyone fourteen and older each hour. Hope realizes that she and a couple of friends might be the only ones who can leave to make the dangerous trek through the Bomb’s Breath and over the snow-covered mountain. Inventing won’t help her make it through alive, but the daring and recklessness that usually gets her into trouble just might.
Foot, Mandy	Childrens Books Picture Book	CAPTAIN KANGAROO AND THE GREAT BALLON RACE	110361
		Hachette Australia
		February 2012	24pp. color Illus.
Every year, Captain Kangaroo sets the contestants on their way in the great balloon race. All the animals are there – the platypus, the wombats, the koalas and the emus. But when the contestants bump into a thick red dust cloud, Captain Kangaroo has to step in to steer them back on course. Which of his emergency aircraft will he choose? And can you find the naughty animals who have stowed away inside each basket? Key points • First book in this series was very well-received; this is the second; a third is planned. • Exciting adventure stories, featuring engaging and distinctive Australian animal characters. • Stories about transport are always popular for young readers. • Rhyming text is great fun to read aloud. About the author/illustrator Mandy Foot is a self-proclaimed animal nut and horse lover and works in a studio also occupied by two sheepdogs, Cody and Mav, and a cat affectionately known as Kung Fu Maow Maow. She completed a Bachelor of Design specialising in Illustration at the University of SA. For the last 15 years, she has particularly relished the work produced for the Adelaide Zoo Education Service as this gave her the opportunity to draw many different animals.
Jennings, Patrick	Childrens Books	INVASION OF THE DOGNAPPERS	110352
		Egmont US
		Apr 12	208pp.
Kirkus: INVASION OF THE DOGNAPPERS (reviewed on January 15, 2012) A rash of dognappings prompts a young sleuth’s obvious (to him) conclusion that space aliens are to blame. Seeing several dogs suddenly vanish, leaving collars and leashes behind, 10-year-old Logan gallops over the understandable doubts of his friends and his open-minded single mom to organize an “Intergalactic Canine Rescue Unit.” Under its aegis, he stakes out his own aging and comically flatulent hound Bubba and cruises the ragged edge of a major grounding by haring off after supposed suspects without parental notification. Being the sort of author who could play his premise either way, Jennings (Guinea Dog, 2010; Beastly Arms, 2001) chucks in clues and red herrings galore but keeps readers in the dark—until, more than halfway through, Logan’s determined investigation brings him face to snout with the culprits and lands him penned, naked, among the missing canines. Rising ingeniously to the triple challenge of escaping, negotiating the return of the purloined pooches and keeping his clothes on (they keep disappearing), Logan proves a protagonist worth admiring—displaying a level of focus and dedication matched only by his long-standing, gonzo obsession with aliens. Just another alien invasion headed off by solid detective work. (Science fiction. 10-12)
Latham, Irene	Childrens Books	DON'T FEED THE BOY	108951
		Roaring Brook Press
		Fall 2012	282pp. b/w illus
A lonely 11-year old boy, born to a Zoo Director mom and elephant keeper dad who barely notice him amid all the other more exotic species, finds a new friend in the Bird Girl, and with her help, struggles to escape the confines of zoo life.
Martin, Ann M.	Juvenile	TEN RULES FOR LIVING WITH MY SISTER	110280
		Feiwel and Friends
		Sep 11	237pp.
Martin creates a beautiful tapestry of family love, growing up, and sisterly bonding. In the sister department, Pearl feels she can’t live up to Lexie. And everything Pearl does seems to drive Lexie crazy. So when their grandfather moves into their family’s apartment and takes over Pearl’s room, the sisters are forced to share. Lexie is busy; their parents both work; and Pearl is often alone with their grandfather.  She soon realizes why he’s living there: he’s forgetting important things, like where he lives, and that you need to wear shoes outside. She makes lists and maps to help him, and he seems to get better, but an ill-fated outing shows Pearl—and her family—how much more care he really needs. Stay tuned for the sequel to TEN RULES—set to publish in 2013!
O'Connor, Sheila	Childrens Books	KEEPING SAFE THE STARS	109932
		Putnam
		Fall 2012	223pp.
The three Star children are survivors—they can cook and tend to horses, chop wood, change a fuse, school themselves, manage their own business of pony rides and popcorn. So when their guardian Old Finn falls ill, Nightingale, Pride and Baby Star quickly devise a scheme to steer clear of the county, to live alone at their beloved Eden until Old Finn is well.  With heart and ingenuity, the lively Stars overcome risks large and small, but when a curious reporter starts to ask too many questions, their carefully protected world begins to crumble.  Set in the summer of 1973, during the final days of Richard Nixon’s presidency, Keeping Safe the Stars is a tale of resiliency and courage, and three delightful, daring children determined to make it on their own.
Paulson, Ingrid	Juvenile Mystery	VALKYRIE RISING	107720
		Harper Teen
		Summer 2012	310pp.
Ellie Overholt isn't exactly looking forward to wasting a whole summer with her grandmother in a tiny fishing village. Even in Norway, she won't be able to get out from under the shadow of her perfect older, Graham who decreed that it's suicide for any guy in school to talk to his sister. Things go from bad to worse when Graham drags his best friend Tuck along. Nothing can get under Ellie's skin like Tuck's never-ending stream of smartass remarks. Or make her swoon like his smug smile. Too bad he's a player and she's over-guarded and untouchable. When they arrive, Maloy isn't the sleepy town they remember. Amid hushed rumors few things are certain. Young men are disappearing. People are whispering about supernatural beings. All signs point to the impossible-mythical Valkyries kidnapping young men, holding them hostage in Odin's hall of the dead, Valhalla, and training them to be part of his undead army. An army designed to break down the barriers between Valhalla and world as we know it, releasing Odin and destroying the world. After single-handedly thwarting a Valkyrie abduction, Ellie realizes it's not just the town that's changed. Something ancient and powerful in her blood has awakened. Valkyries are targeting her family. And it doesn't seem to be a coincidence. When her grandmother mysteriously disappears and Graham is kidnapped, it's up to Ellie and Tuck to find Valhalla and rescue them both. And try not to fall in love with each other in the process, something Graham would never forgive. But Tuck has secrets of his own, and if Graham doesn't tear their relationship apart, those secrets just might.
Putney, Mary Jo	Juvenile Serie	DARK MIRROR 02/ DARK PASSAGE	110279
		St. Martin's Press
		Sep 11	315pp.
A new and romantic story of a young wizards and witches in Regency-era England. Sixteen-year-old Lady Victoria “Tory” Mansfield lives in a world where magic is real, but is disdained by the nobility. So when it is discovered her blood is “tainted” with magic, she is taken to the dreaded Lackland Abbey, a reform school where she is to be cured of her magical affliction. But instead, Tory finds that there are other students, called the “Irregulars”, who secretly study magic, including the handsome heir to a dukedom named Allarde. But her romance with Allarde is cut short when she learns that Allarde must renounce his magical powers and marry a nonmagical woman in order to inherit his family’s dukedom. In DARK PASSAGE, Tory and Allarde must work together and journey to 1940s, Nazi-occupied France to save a vitally important scientist.
Rivers, Karen	Childrens Books	THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ME	109018
		Arthur Levine /Scholastic
		Sep 12	283pp.
•  THE DORK DIARIES meets ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA in this funny, inventive novel. •  Innovative, attention-getting, instantly communicable format •  Laugh-out-loud funny, with characters as real as the people next door •  Short entries will appeal to struggling or reluctant readers •  Karen Rivers is an active promoter of her work on social media. Brief Description   Tink Aaron-Martin has been grounded again after an adventure with her best friend Freddie Blue Anderson. To make the time pass, she decides to write an encyclopedia of her life from "Aa" (a kind of lava--okay, she cribbed that from the real encyclopedia) to "Zoo" (she's never been to one, but her brothers belong there).   As the alphabet unfolds, so does the story of Tink's summer:  more adventures with Freddie Blue (and more experiences in being grounded); how her family was featured in a magazine about "Living with Autism", thanks to her older brother Seb--and what happened after Seb fell apart; her growing friendship, and maybe more, with Kai, a skateboarder who made her swoon (sort of). And her own growing sense that maybe she belongs not under "H" for "Hideous," or "I" for "Invisible," but "O" for "Okay."   Written entirely in Tink's hilarious encyclopedia entries, THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ME is both a literary trick and a reading treat for anyone who loves terrific fiction.
Schoenberg, Jane	Childrens Books Serie	THE ONE AND ONLY STUEY LEWIS 01	110281
		Farrar, Straus & Giroux
		July 2011	123pp. s/w illus.
Watch the unforgettable Stuey Lewis as he conquers the second and third grades! So what if Stuey isn’t the world’s best reader, is only allowed to trick-or-treat around one block, doesn’t get to play on his soccer dream team, and has to put up with the most annoying girl on the planet. Somehow Stuey always makes life work, and when he puts his mind to it, he can survive anything—even the second and third grades. This hilarious series of linked short stories, interspersed with sprightly line drawings, marks an impressive chapter book debut.
Scholastic Discover More	Childrens Books General Non Fiction	DISCOVER MORE/ COOL TECHNOLOGY (EXPERT READER)	109783
		Scholastic USA
		May 2012	112pp. color. Illustration
Scholastic Discover More	Childrens Books General Non Fiction	DISCOVER MORE/ NIGHT SKY (EXPERT READER)	109782
		Scholastic USA
		May 2012	112pp. color. Illustration
Where Planets ( January 2012) honed in on one aspect of what is in the sky, Night Sky is put  together for a more advanced reader and shows the vast expanse of the sky as far away as we know it. What is in the night sky in each hemisphere and in every season? Answer: so many wondrous and puzzling things. We can see an object up to 2.5 million light years away with the naked eye and 54 million light years away with a telescope we can spy the M87 galaxy. Awe inspiring information (all about the invention of the telescope, how brightness is measured, why material moves and changes shape in the sky and much more) plus magnificent color photos show us the stars, clusters like the Milky Way, red giants, asteroids, constellations and nebulas, galaxies near and faraway to the very edge of our universe. And of course, there are the planets, the features of the moon and the moons of our solar system.
Scholastic Discover More	Childrens Books General Non Fiction	DISCOVER MORE/ MY BODY (EMERGENT READER)	109781
		Scholastic USA
		March 2012	32pp. color. Illustration
My Body answers children’s questions about their own bodies in an incredibly simple, logical and appropriate way, What makes the book stand out is that for each explanation  of the interior of the body, there is a photo or illustration of both the inside and the outside of the body at the same time. The child can understand quickly and properly as they look at the parts you would see if you looked under the skin, what is going on and how it all works. Each spread is focused on a particular part of the body or an action a child understands. Sequences showing breathing, the food journey, blood and the senses  are described and illustrated, and include fun subjects kids love such as hiccups, tastebuds, scabs and goosebumps. The photographs provide impact for avid learners and children less interested in reading. Big words and pictures introduce important topics, smaller ones help explore the topic for an active reading experience.
Scholastic Discover More	Childrens Books General Non Fiction	DISCOVER MORE/ ANIMAL BABIES (EMERGENT READER)	109780
		Scholastic USA
		March 2012	32pp. color. Illustration
Animal Babies is packed with facts and adorable photographs of the little creatures all kids (and adults!) love. From baby birds to baby bears, and baby elephants, find out how these newborn animals survive in the wild. A child can see baby animals change as they grow and discover how animals are born and thrive, where they live, how and what they learn,  all about play and how they even have baby sitters.  Eating, getting around and socializing show a child the similarities to human behaviors.  Unique photos show babies and their parents close up. There is easy-to-read text for beginning readers to share and talk about. Animal Babies uses everyone’s favorite babies to help a child learn reading and all about nature. As well as being informative, the book is charming, captivating entertainment.
Snyder, Maria V.	Juvenile	OUTSIDE IN /02 INSIDE	110424
		Harlequin Books
		February 2011	328pp.
Me? A leader? Okay, I did prove that there's more to Inside than we knew. That a whole world exists beyond this cube we live in. And finding that led to a major rebellion—between worker scrubs like me and the snobby uppers who rule our world. Make that ruled. Because of me, we're free. I thought that meant I was off the hook, and could go off on my own again—while still touching base with Riley, of course. He's the one upper I think I can trust. But then we learned that there's outside and then there is Outside. And something from Outside wants In.
Snyder, Maria V.	Juvenile	INSIDE OUT	110423
		Harlequin Teen
		Apr 10	216pp.
Keep Your Head Down. Don't Get Noticed. Or Else. - I'm Trella. I'm a scrub. A nobody. One of thousands who work the lower levels, keeping Inside clean for the Uppers. I've got one friend, do my job and try to avoid the Pop Cops. So what if I occasionally use the pipes to sneak around the Upper levels? The only neck at risk is my own…until I accidentally start a rebellion and become the go-to girl to lead a revolution. Maria V. Snyder has been writing since 1995 and has published numerous articles in magazines and newspapers. She lives with her family in Pennsylvania. From Booklist: "Trella is a scrub. She works on the lower level of a community where she and her ilk do the dirty work that keeps the operation going, mostly for the benefit of the Uppers. Known as Queen of the Pipes, Trella’s job cleaning ductwork also allows some privacy, as she finds places to hide. To help her only friend, she becomes involved protecting the Broken Man, a prophet who preaches about a mysterious Gateway. Then the trouble begins. Snyder has written a science-fiction thriller that is as surprising as it is exciting. With cliff-hangers ending every chapter, readers will be compelled to devour this quickly, but there’s plenty to think about, too, as Trella must decide who her friends are, what’s important to her, and what she is willing to sacrifice for an abstract, possibly false vision of hope. The romance Trella encounters ups the stakes as well. Snyder does a great job of tying up enough loose ends to make the story satisfying yet leaving enough questions open that lead right to a sequel. Grades 8-12." --Ilene Cooper
Stone, Phoebe	Juvenile Romance	THE BOY ON CINNAMON STREET	110348
		Arthur Levine /Scholastic
		February 2012	240pp.
A story about a wounded girl and the boy who won't give up on her. 7th grader Louise should be the captain of her school's gymnastics team - but she isn't. She's fun and cute and should have lots of friends - but she doesn't. And there's a dreamy boy who has a crush on her - but somehow they never connect. Louise has everything going for her - so what is it that's holding her back? Phoebe Stone tells the winning story of the spring when 7th grader Louise Terrace wakes up, finds the courage to confront the painful family secret she's hiding from - and finally get the boy. Kirkus:  “An outstanding tale of love, loss and the true power of friendship”
Tillman, Nancy	Childrens Books Picture Book	THE CROWN ON YOUR HEAD	110364
		Feiwel and Friends
		October 2011	32pp.                 mit Ill.
"...this is soothing, visually attractive, and makes for a comforting bedtime read-aloud." --Booklist   "Tillman adds another dreamy volume to her collection of self-esteem-building titles.” --School Library Journal   "Parents and grandparents will love to read this aloud to their little ones..." --Kirkus Reviews
Toffler-Corrie, Laura	Juvenile	THE ACCIDENTAL SAINTHOOD OF JENNA BLOOM	108016
		Roaring Brook Press
		Spring13	32pp.
A comedy of errors about an awkward teen who becomes the unlikely object of her guardian angel's affection, much to the calamity of the town musical, and dismay of all the popular girls and the demon who has it in for her. More about the author: http://www.lauratoffler-corrie.com/
Witteman, Mina	Childrens Books	DEEDEE'S REVENGE	110200
		Van Goor NL
		July 2005	174pp.