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What’s it like to look at the world with a dash of curiosity, and a pinch of imagination? 

Children and adults alike will love it when photographer Lawrence Longsnout takes us on a tour of the world that he sees through the lens of his camera. It’s a curious world: one that fascinates and delights. 

Thanks to Longsnout, we are formally introduced to Watchdog George and his devotion to precision and punctuality. We meet Willa, and discover her aspirations and challenges about becoming a ballerina. And the free-spirited Coyote Jack shows us his love for wide-open spaces. These characters, and many others, will open our hearts and minds to seeing the ordinary in an extraordinary way. And we just might realize that we live in a truly Curious World.

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What makes a dog special? Is it their breed? Is it their color? Could it be their personality? Or maybe it’s what they love to do? Maybe it’s time to ask our four-legged friends, and see what they have to say for themselves. In his next children’s picture book, “A Dog By Any Other Name is Not the Same,” author J.G. Piper takes a look at what makes each dog unique. Each dog is a different breed, lives in a different place, and offers a different perspective. They tell their stories in captivating rhyme and rhythm, and every page is stunningly illustrated by internationally-known artist, Linda Apple. Readers of all ages will discover what our furry storytellers have to say about their place in the world. And as you get to know each dog, you’ll find a way to celebrate your own unique presence in life.

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Do black cats deserve the bad rap that they get? These black cats get a chance to express themselves and tell their side of the story! Clever rhymes and beautiful cat illustrations will captivate children, and young readers will look forward to every page-turn. The black cats tell their stories in a way that is fun and funny, and by the end of the book, readers both young and old will delight in saying, “I’m a black cat who got a bad rap.” The short poetic verses are gorgeously illustrated by internationally known artist Linda Apple. Her illustrations are rich with color and cat-personality. Read the book, and decide for yourself: are black cats as bad as all that? 

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