Most Popular Books by Kathy Stinson

Une présentation simple des différentes parties du corps, à l''aide de scènes de la vie quotidienne.

Sophie préfère de beaucoup ses bas rouges à ses bas blancs et que dire de son anorak, de ses bottes, de ses mitaines, etc. Le rouge, pour Sophie, est une qualité première.

Sports fans and sky watchers, game players, science and nature lovers - everyone you can think of has been influenced by the fabulous ball.

"The farm is the perfect place for a little girl''s playful--and sometimes surprising observations of the things found inside other things"--Page 4 of cover.

Isabella knows that her red socks can jump highest of all, and only her red pajamas protect her from monsters at night, and is not moved by her mother''s arguments for wearing other colors.

Un matin de janvier 2007, l''un des plus grands violonistes de notre temps, Joshua Bell, est descendu dans le métro pour y donner un concert. La veille encore, il se produisait à guichets fermés. Mais, dans la station de métro, plus d''un millier de voyageurs l''entendront jouer et ils ne seront que sept à l''écouter vraiment, essentiellement des enfants.

This authoritative guide describes the vital steps for writing text for picture books -- from conception to writing, character, and plot development to humour, suspense, and fantasy. Includes tips for novice and advanced writers on researching and presenting material to meeting publishers'' needs.

Steven''s search for his missing baseball mitt mirrors his thoughts about being adopted and his feeling that there is something missing in his life.

Its almost Christmas, which means fresh snow, ice-skating, and delicious, festive dinners. Best of all, Marie-Claires Tante Therese, uncle Henri, and their new baby, Angelique are coming to visit from Toronto. But instead of excitement and happiness, Marie-Claire is still sad from the loss of her little sister, Emilie. She is also, for the first time, feeling jealous of her wealthy friend Laura. As she struggles with her guilt over wanting things she doesnt have, she learns that both giving and receiving are important parts of Christmas, and life.

Marie-Claire is facing the consequences, both good and bad, of housing a family who lost their home in a fire.