Madam President by Lane Smith

A little girl imagines what her day would be like if she were Madam President. There would be executive orders to give, babies to kiss, tuna casseroles to veto and so much more!

The Baby in the Hat by Allan Ahlberg illustrated by Andre Amstutz

My best friend caught a baby in his hat...sailed over the world, and then returned, with treasure in his trunk, to fall in love.

The Man Who Lived in a Hollow Tree by Anne Shelby and Cor Hazelaar

Most tall tales are no taller than the teller. This one is taller than a tree - a great-great-granddaddy of a sycamore, just right for moving into, for settling down in and raising children and children and children.

Simms Taback's Safari Animals

Who is hiding under the flap? Follow the clues and try to guess as you open up the folds!

 Bones and the Roller Coaster Mystery by David A. Adler is number #7 in the Bones series. This time Jeffery and Grandpa go to an amusement park and their roller coaster tickets go missing! Perhaps there is something in Bones's detective bag that can help solve this mystery.

Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa: Horse in the House by Betsy Lewin is #5 in the Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa series. Cocoa decides it's time to visit the house. The best stall in the place is the kitchen! What's a cowgirl to do?

 Tooth Fairy in Trouble by Julia Jarman

Nothing is going right for Tooth Fairy. Children go to bed later and later, so she has less time to collect their teeth without being seen. The Royal Tooth Collection is overflowing, and the other fairies complain about the yucky molars cluttering their kingdom. Tooth Fairy needs to think of a way to keep everyone happy—including all the children who’ve lost their baby teeth.

The Story of Wolverine by Michael Teitelbaum

Discover how a frail and sickly child grew claws, ran wild with wolves, and became the Super Hero Wolverine!

 Along Came Spider by James Preller

Spider Stevens and Trey Cooper have lived next door to each other their entire lives. Their houses are on the odd-numbered side of Maple Street, which seems just about right. Because, well, Trey Cooper is a little odd himself. It didn't matter when they were little kids - you know, way back in second grade, but can their friendship survive the fifth grade?

Clues in the Shadows by Kathleen Ernst

American Girl Molly still does her patriotic duty to help America win World War II, but she's weary and troubled. DAd is home safe...but he seems different now. Her favorite Red Cross leader abruptly quits. Her archrival, Ronnie Vanko, is driving her crazy. And now someone is sneaking into the backyard shed and messing with the scrap she's collecting for the latest wartime drive. Who is the intruder: Ronnie? her brother Ricky? the prowler she spied in the night?

The Home-Run King by Patricia C. McKissack

Eleven-year-old Tank and his older brother Jimbo eat, sleep and breathe baseball. So they can't believe their luck when...

Lately more books have been published just for boys or just for girls. Full of activities, facts and tips, these books ultimately hope to engage kids in a more active lifestyle. Three of the newest ones can be found in + 031 in the Non-Fiction shelves. Click on the covers to see them in the catalog!