New Releases by Stephanie St. Pierre

Come join Lassie for a woodland romp. Children will delight in learning about different textures and about the creatures who make their home in the forest. A surprise ending brings children right into the story.

Lassie watches over ten little sheep as the reader helps by counting the number of lambs on each page.

Four mischievous puppies play hide-and-seek from Mama Dog, who finds them popping up on every page, in a colorful board book for small children. For children under three.

Illus. with black-and-white photos. Follow the rise of the hottest new star in the NBA--from his childhood in the Newark projects to his stellar college career at Louisiana State University to his current feats of magic in Orlando. Reading level: 2.9.

Ariel''s big sister, Adella, loves practical jokes, and when she gets hold of a chest full of rubber seaweed and other props, things soon get out of hand.

No one wants to play with Ducky on a rainy day, but he splashes through every puddle until he finds a friend to share his fun

One of the most important gifts parents can give to their children is an understanding of postive values. The Values to Grow on series will help children learn about values such as honesty friendship sharing responsibility love and selfesteem. The delightful stories in the series feature Jim Henson''s Muppets in entertaining adventures that not only provide gentle lessons but also provide hours of reading pleasure.

Examines the history and significance of the national anthem and several other patriotic songs.

Midge calls on Barbie for help with the grand opening of her soda shop and then breaks her leg, leaving Barbie holding the soda straws!

A biography of the puppeteer who created over 2000 Muppets, including Kermit the Frog, old Waldorf, and Link Hogthrob.

Barbie, Ken, and Kira travel to Africa to photograph wild animals and get involved with an orphaned elephant and a group of poachers.