Mama Mine, Mama Mine By Rita Gray Dutton Children’s books Ages 3-8 “A sweet book meant to soothe the young” — P.G. For more on Mama Mine, Mama Mine Click Here.

		Castaway Cats By Lisa Wheeler A Richard Jackson Book Atheneum Books for Young Readers Ages 4-8 “This story is full of characters. Fifteen cats find themselves shipwrecked, how will they survive?” — P.G. For more on Castaway Cats Click Here.

Dinosnores By Kelly DiPucchio HarperCollins Publishers, April 2005, ages 6-8 “Relates the earth-changing consequences of millions of nights of raucous snoring by sleeping dinosaurs.” — from the book’s credit page For more on Dinosnores Click Here.		“Soon the peaceful world was rocked...” — K.DP.

		Old Cricket By Lisa Wheeler A Richard Jackson Book Atheneum/Simon & Schuster 2003, Ages 3-7 “This team responsible for Sailor Moo returns with a homespun trickster tale enhanced by sprightly humor and ace draftsmanship... smartly paced and skillfully drawn, this tale delivers a gentle comeuppance sure to please smart young bugs.” — Publishers Weekly For more on Old Cricket Click Here.

Sailor Moo: Cow at Sea By Lisa Wheeler A Richard Jackson Book Atheneum/Simon & Schuster 2002, Ages 4-8 “Goembel’s dusky acrylics introduce a cast of bipedal critters who teeter wildly between anthropomorphism and realism, upping the humor considerably. The goggle-sporting manatees and hook-handed cat captain Silver Claw will likely have readers giggling.” — Publishers Weekly For more on Sailor Moo Click Here.

		“Hi, Pizza Man!” By Virginia Walter Orchard Books/Scholastic 1995, Ages 4-8 “In this simple, funny story, a young girl pretends what she would say to a variety of creatures, from a dinosaur to a snake, delivering pizza to her door.” — School Library Journal For more on “Hi, Pizza Man!” Click Here.