Most Popular Books by Lori Haskins

A charming sports story from Jeff Brown''s Flat Stanley for Egmont''s Blue Banana series. When Stanley Lambchop joins the rounders team, he discovers that being flat can help him play. But not everyone thinks flat players should be allowed. You can''t change who you are, though, as Stanley soon discovers . . . Blue bananas are chapter books for children learning to read, suitable for NC Level 2 readers. They are carefully designed educational books for children, supporting their understanding of how to read and develop vocabulary. Blue bananas uses speech bubbles to aid understanding of dialogue and the text encourages children to explore the feelings of characters.

After an exciting show-and-tell day when Miss Plum shows the class her sparkly new engagement ring, Flat Stanley is on the case when the ring goes missing -- Publisher.

A talkative fox wears out his welcome with the other animals until he meets sloth.

See the big jobs that these busy tractors do each day.

Max the duck wishes he could do something for the other animals living at Irene''s house, but when his aunts arrive for a visit he gets more than his fill of being helpful.

Max the duck has a giant case of spring fever, so when Irene goes out for the day and leaves Max in charge, things get a little ... quacky.

A nonfiction ''biography'' of glasses, an everyday object that has become ubiquitous, starting with the discovery of the magnifying properties of glass through the development of the eye chart, plastic lenses, and contact lenses

Fiction: When two hungry mice spot a giant yellow ball of cheese in the night sky, they get right to work building a rocketship so they can take a big bite out of that glowing full moon. After sailing through starry skies, the mice arrive at the feast of their dreams--and soon the moon isn''t so full anymore! Nonfiction: Did you know that a spacecraft can reach the Moon in about three days? Astronauts left footprints on the Moon that will stay there for 10 million years. Discover these and other interesting facts in The Moon.

Fiction: Blast off into the sky and visit the International Space Station! A lively, rhythmical story and detailed illustrations take readers on a trip to the ISS, where astronauts sleep zipped up and walk in space. Nonfiction: Did you know that people today use large rockets to launch things into space? Yuri Gagarin was the first person in space. Discover these and other interesting facts in Travel in Space.

Baby animals and their grown-ups cuddle in their dens, nests, and other dwellings.

Two adventurous mice go on a worldwide trip after they stop away on a cargo ship.

The author argues that "the power of The Coldest Winter Ever resonating within the African-American community challenges the traditional view of canonicity driven from literary scholars to canonicity as a byproduct of demand from the common everyday person - the "outside voices"".