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Picture Books
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What Do Parents Do (when you're not home)?
Parents can kick back and relax with this silly story of a boy’s imagination running wild – just like he thinks his parents do when he’s gone! When the kids visit their grandparents overnight, the little boy imagines his parents eating junk food, sliding down the banister, playing video games, and just making a mess. But when he comes back home, everything looks normal. Or is it?
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Dad, Jackie, and Me
Author Myron Uhlberg offers a nostalgic look back at 1947, and pays tribute to Jackie Robinson with this account of a young boy sharing an historic baseball season with his deaf father.
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Little Rabbit's New Baby
Expectant parents shouldn’t hesitate to read this delightful tale with their growing children! Young readers and their parents will relate to Little Rabbit’s transition to big brother and appreciate what an important job it really is!
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Middle Readers and Young Adult
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Do You Know the Monkey Man?
Thirteen-year-old Samantha has many unanswered questions about her long-lost father and her twin sister she presumed drowned when they were toddlers. As she sets out to find the truth, she uncovers painful secrets and sets in motion a chain of events that will change Samantha’s and her family’s lives forever. Be sure to check out Yes, I Know the Monkey Man also from this author.
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Sister Spider Knows All
Adrian Fogelin, skilled in capturing adolescent emotions and dilemmas, creates a coming-of-age story about a girl desperate to fit in at school and find out the truth about her family. When she finds her runaway mother’s teenage diary, many of her questions are answered, providing closure in the unlikeliest way.
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Shadow Of A Doubt
This young adult novel hits upon all the complexities of human relationships and adolescent struggles through its protagonist, Shadow Thompson. When his older brother returns after a seven-year hiatus with a murder charge over his head, Shadow is overcome with anger and suspicions at those that love him the most. But as he opens up to new friends, he learns to trust and forgive, forging a way to get his family back on track.
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Parenting
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Starting Kids Off Right
Clinical psychologists Stephen Nowicki, Marshall Duke, and Amy Van Buren offer parents, teachers, and caregivers insights—gathered from decades of professional experience—into the hows and whys of relationship building from infancy up to the age of twelve.
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We have a winner!
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Jake's 100th Day of School
Contest Results
Congratulations to Catherine O’Brion of Rosa Parks Academy,
our Grand Prize Winner for the Jake’s 100th Day of School Contest!
Click here to see her winning project and a list of our other winners!
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Can you hear us now?
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Peachtree authors and illustrators are in your neck of the woods.
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But enough about us! What can we do for you?
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Author and illustrator visits
Many Peachtree authors and illustrators are available for visits to your school
or library.
Click
here for a brief look
at the authors and illustrators and their presentation titles (page numbers refer
to our catalog), and click here
for in-depth author and illustrator profiles.
Accelerated Reader, Reading Counts, and Fountas and Pinnell lists
Lots of Peachtree books are included in these programs. Click here to read more.
Teacher Guides & Explore-a-Story Kits
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time.
Peachtree books are great in the classroom. Check out these helpful guides
to many of our books.
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