Most Popular Books by Barbara M. Joosse

It''s one of those days in the city when the sidewalk is hot as a frying pan, and Mimi and her little brother Joe are sweatin'' out rivers. Then Mimi and Joe find their way to a place where it''s always cool, a place where they can let their imagination run free--the library. Full color.

Nine diggity dogs of all sizes, shapes, and personalities come together with their humans to don costumes and participate in a parade. Full color.

Harriet talks about love, how one can love someone but still be angry, and some of the ways to show love.

A little girl and her grandmother have a rollicking good time during a sleepover.

Een prinses en een draak dromen ervan om naar een eiland heel ver weg te gaan. Samen gaan ze op reis en steeds meer dieren sluiten zich bij hen aan. Maar zullen ze gelukkig zijn op hun nieuwe woonplek? Prentenboek met sfeervolle kleurenillustraties. Vanaf ca. 4 jaar.

Old Robert the sailor lives a solitary existence until some performing cats come into his life.

Ziva, a "wind-wild" young sled dog, decides whether to stay with the man who has trained her or to run free with the wolves and wind.

The long-awaited companion to the bestselling "Mama, Do You Love Me?" captures the universal love between a father and child. Set in an African Maasai village, this beautiful book tenderly depicts the strong bond between a father and child. Full color.

Laura tries to make Mrs. Brady feel better when her dog Max dies.

Un album d''une extrême délicatesse qui, au travers des rites de la culture mexicaine, évoque le souvenir d''une grand-mère disparue et nous rappelle que ceux que l''on aime ne nous quittent jamais tout à fait.

Dinah wishes horrible things for her mother when the two have a fight.

Nikolai, a bear who lives in the orphanage in Novosibirsk, Russia, does not seem to fit in until the day some visitors arrive from America.

Harriet gives examples of polite words and expressions to use in various social situations to make them more pleasant.

Thirteen-year-old Simon tries to stand up for himself and be recognized for who he is, not for the person his mother wants him to be.

Elisabeth is old enough to go to the fruit cellar alone, but she is afraid of the spiders lurking there.

Whenever she''s been naughty, Elisabeth must spend time in the thinking place.

An annual family reunion involving berry-picking and jam-making reminds Ben that he is part of a big, noisy family of grandparents, cousins, uncles, and aunts.

When the neighborhood bully starts following Willy, Lucy, and Kyle around and acting goofy, they suspect that he''s been abducted by aliens until Scarface the parrot presents another possibility.