New Releases by Kate Green

Psychic sleuth Theresa Fortunato, first introduced in the Edgar Award-nominated Shattered Moon, returns in a riveting tale of murder and missing persons. When Theresa picks up messages from an abducted child, her instinct tells her the child''s mother also is in trouble. Theresa and her L.A.P.D. friend Oliver race against the clock to prevent a murder.

The neighborhood children, adults, and objects choose what they want to turn into for Halloween.

Bohland, a former accountant for the FBI, is hired to protect a film star, but soon feels out of his league.

Introduces the numbers one through ten as a little lost chick searches all over the farm for his mother.

When Buddy Rocks trips among the other dinosaur runners and comes in last in the race, his father gives him advice on letting go of his feelings of anger and frustration and moving on to new challenges.

A young dinosaur who feels neglected by his family members discovers that they will meet his needs if he asks them and realizes that he is worthy and deserving of their attention.

Little dinosaur Buddy Rocks suffers from the thoughtless bullying and careless violence of big Rex, until Buddy sets certain boundaries and tells Rex what he expects from their relationship.

Wanneer een lid van een vriendengroep spoorloos verdwijnt, wordt dat, en drie sterfgevallen in de groep van 15 jaar daarvoor, voor de politie aanleiding een uitgebreid onderzoek in te stellen.

Photographs depict young cat characters on a busy day as they sweep the floor, wash the windows, and perform other household tasks.

A cat prepares to go to a friend''s birthday party and discovers a surprise when the gift is opened.

Story of a missing girl.

A wacky baby sitter and her book of spells keep a twelve-year-old and his little sister guessing while their parents are away.

What is most admirable in Green''s first full length collection is the felt intamacy with the poet, the degree to which the reader knows precisely what Green and her life are like... Her stories are simply told, but being focused on the important moments, they are intensely poignant.--Publishers Weekly