How to Catch an Elf

A fun holiday follow-up from the New York Times best-selling creators of How to Catch a Leprechaun!

By Adam Wallace Illustrated by Andy Elkerton

Christiania

Military Base. Squatter Settlement. Hash Market. Home.

Directed by Robert Lawson and Richard Jackman Produced by Robert Lawson and Richard Jackman

“In-depth, interesting and humorous…” - Thea Pedersen, Ekstra Bladet (Danish)

The Princess and the Warrior

Duncan Tonatiuh reimagines a cherished Mexican legend, Princess Izta and her warrior love, Popoca.

By Duncan Tonatiuh Illustrated by Duncan Tonatiuh Read by Tim Andres Pabon

"Using his trademark digital collage style, the author crafts brutally stunning scenes full of sharp angles using a palette of earthy, evocative colors. The text pops with incisive purpose, making every action feel monumental... Equal parts melancholic and transcendent—a genuine triumph." - Kirkus, Starred Review

The Assange Agenda

What rights do we have in a world where individuals are under electronic surveillance 24/7?

Directed by Michael Waetherhead Produced by Lucy Anna Rhoades

The Park Bench

Sparks fly between a student and a neurotic tutor who helps him pass a class.

Directed by Ann Leschander Produced by Ann Leschander

"...the two leads are appealing and display an undeniable chemistry..." - The Hollywood Reporter

Finding Winnie

Before Winnie-the-Pooh, there was a real bear named Winnie. And she was a girl!

By Lindsay Mattick Illustrated by Sophie Blackall Read by Katherine Kellgren

A #1 New York Times Bestseller and Winner of the 2016 Caldecott Medal - Awards

The Fruits We Eat

Youngsters learn where and how fruits grow, where to buy them, & how they fit into a healthy diet.

By Gail Gibbons Illustrated by Gail Gibbons Read by by Qarie Marshall

"...succinctly presented text; and delightful, cheery watercolor illustrations...Kids will learn some surprising facts (for instance, olives are fruits), and a trivia section at the end may encourage further research...A charming addition to nutrition and food units." - School Library Journal

The Vegetables We Eat

Youngsters will learn where and how vegetables grow and why they are so good for us to eat.

By Gail Gibbons Illustrated by Gail Gibbons Read by by Qarie Marshall

"A clear, informative introduction to eight groups of vegetables...A simple, effective approach to the topic." - School Library Journal

Enchanted Tales, Volume 2

Become enchanted by these retellings of classic tales, full of music and animation!

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Enchanted Tales, Volume 5

Become enchanted by these retellings of classic tales, full of music and animation!

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Click, Clack, Ho! Ho! Ho!

The night before Christmas and all through the farm, not a creature is stirring, not even a...duck?

By Doreen Cronin Illustrated by Betsy Lewin Read by by Maurice England

"This is a Christmas story that has it all: beloved characters, physical humor, and an original idea, as well as a short, funny text that effectively uses repeated phrases. Lewin's loose watercolor illustrations with bold outlines are cozy in the interior scenes and magical in the outdoor settings, with midnight blue skies, dots of white snow, and a hazy full moon that shows off Santa and his reindeer. An endearing story that will appeal to a wide age range, including preschoolers, new readers, and older kids who love the Click Clack crowd." - Kirkus Review (Starred Review)

Enchanted Tales, Volume 6

Become enchanted by these retellings of classic tales, full of music and animation!

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Mr. Wuffles!

Stranded, a group of tiny aliens must outwit a very curious cat.

By David Wiesner Illustrated by David Wiesner Read by by Susie Berneis

Starred Review. "Expertly imagined, composed, drawn and colored, this is Wiesner at his best." - Kirkus Reviews

Dragons Love Tacos

This scrumptious New York Times bestseller has a whole lot of kick...and is now on video!

By Adam Rubin Illustrated by Daniel Salmieri Read by by Chris Patton

Three stars. "...amusing...this is recommended" - Video Librarian

Is There a Monster in My Closet?

There was only one place left for Benjamin to check: under his bed.

By Johannah Gilman Paiva Illustrated by Paulette Rich Long and Jonas Fearon Bell Read by by Nicholas Mondelli

The Journey of Oliver K. Woodman

By Darcy Pattison Illustrated by Joe Cepeda

Wheels On The Bus; Old MacDonald Had a Farm; & The Ants Go Marching One By One

Cuddle up with your little one and laugh along with these familiar nursery rhymes!

By Frankie O'Connor Illustrated by Nicole Groot Read by by Erin Yuen and Elizabeth Cottle

The Whispering Town

Based on a true story!

By Jennifer Elvgren Illustrated by Fabio Santomauro Read by by Elizabeth Cottle

Starred review. "Both author and illustrator do an excellent job of bringing both the horror and humanity of this story to a level younger children can understand, and there is much of both... An unusual and strong addition to Holocaust literature." - Booklist (video review)