We reckon that nine generations in Appalachia is long enough for a place to get in the bones of a family, and that kinheritance has marked Kari Gunter-Seymour with an intuitive feel for one of America’s most isolated and peculiar... Read More

"Angel of the Garbage Dump" is the biography of a courageous change-maker, Hanley Denning. Denning first encountered the Guatemala City dump that she came to think of as “home” in 1999. Though her early experiences there were... Read More

A girl in snowy Canada dreams of returning to Kunming, China, to visit her grandfather in this latest addition to the musical picture book series. The volume focuses on the pipa, a popular Chinese folk instrument; a CD and a download... Read More

A brother and sister who are staying with their grandmother find a magical note in an old piggy bank, leading them to an enchanted store filled with mystical wonders and delights. Whimsical illustrations depict the wares and themes of... Read More

A coven of three witches demonstrates that the magic of friendship can last a lifetime in this heartwarming tale. Eve, Florence, and Sabine all possess unique gifts and desires, but their pact to always stand by one another is stronger... Read More

In her erudite family memoir "Ghosts in a Photograph", Myrna Kostash searches for her Western Ukrainian grandparents’ histories in Alberta, Canada. Tracing her family back to Tulova in Galicia (now part of Ukraine) in the 1900s through... Read More

The Math Kids, an intrepid problem-solving quartet, have cracked mysteries both large and small. In their latest adventure, A Knotty Problem, they come up against their steepest challenge yet: the possibility that they could break up.... Read More

James D. Richardson’s biography "The Abolitionist’s Journal" concerns the extraordinary life of George Richardson, an antislavery advocate and traveling Methodist preacher. George Richardson kept a 300-page journal that became... Read More