A clown (who bears a striking resemblance to Woody Allen) can't find his dog, and asks his fellow big top ...
By Carol-Ann Hoyte
Reviews
Albert Einstein was an unattractive baby, slow to talk, a temperamental child, and a daydreaming student. Nothing ...
By Carol-Ann Hoyte
Make Things Happen: The Key to Networking for Teens (Lobster Press). Lara Zielin guides adolescents through the ...
By Carol-Ann Hoyte
FUNKY JUNK: Cool Stuff to Make with Hardware by Renée Schwartz (Kids Can Press) These crafts are for both boys ...
By Carol-Ann Hoyte
THE BEST BOOK OF BIKES by Aimy Pinchuk (Maple Tree Press) teaches readers about the world's most popular form of ...
By Carol-Ann Hoyte
An unhappy childhood, a difficult relationship with his father, and depression - these things formed the backdrop ...
By Carol-Ann Hoyte
This is the first English-language publication by the collective behind the francophone anthologies Cyclope ...
By Philip Hawes
Schwarcz follows his popular Radar, Hula Hoops and Playful Pigs and The Genie in the Bottle with 62 ...
By Margaret Goldik
In Shall We Dance? Charles Blattberg proposes what might be called a new model for how political discourse ...
By Kenneth Alan Milkman, Ph.D
These diaries describe the inner life, friends, and lovers of a 28-year-old Amsterdam Jewess in the two years ...
By Mark Heffernan
Maeve Binchy fans will find themselves in familiar territory when they pick up Sheila's Take. The book begins in ...
By Mary Soderstrom
Catherine Bergman spent five years in Japan in the early nineties as wife of the Canadian ambassador. With a ...
By Linda Ghan