Erika's StoryThe haunting true story of a woman who was spared from the horrors of the Holocaust as a child is fittingly paired with Roberto Innocentis grimly photorealistic illustrations. Reviews "My mother threw me from the train." A Jewish woman in Germany today tells how, as an infant, she survived the Holocaust after she was thrown from a train on its way to the camps in 1944 and was taken in and raised by a village woman. The survivor imagines her parents in

a Portuguese soccer star who helped Manchester United and Real Madrid win the UEFA Champions League

An investigative approach to the curious phenomena and mysterious circumstances surrounding the creature known as Bigfoot

with the spectral violinist staring back

these are mostly full-body views that provide some visual drama

Peer into the nocturnal Madagascan forest canopies with this high-interest introduction to the long-fingered primates known as aye-ayes

Ages 4 - 6

ISBN 978-1-64026-237-9

If I have any hesitation about the colors

and families throughout history

Rare is the child who hasn't dreamed of owning a horse

who brought the sound of Harlem across the ocean

Thus returned from the "dead