New Releases by Marie-Louise Gay

An energetic little girl with flyaway hair swings madly and sings about the amazing capabilities of her Rabbit Blue.

Die fantasievolle Sophie nimmt ihren kleinen Bruder mit in den Wald um dort eine Fee zu suchen. Ab 4.

Children who hate going to sleep will love Midnight Mimi, who would rather be an owl or a bat or even a wicked witch''s cat than sleep away the night. Marie-Louise Gay''s enchanting illustrations and rhyming verse turn Mimi''s room into a moonlit magical place where she carries on a secret and thrilling night life.

Theo, der den Winter zum ersten Mal erlebt, stellt der unternehmungslustigen Sophie viele Fragen.

Die mutige Sophie und der kleine vorsichtige Theo verbringen einen Ferientag am Meer. - Ein warmherziges Bilderbuch voller kindlicher Fantasie, mit viel Verständnis für kleine Angsthasen.

Grade level: 1, 2, 3, 4, e, p, i.

Shortlisted for Governor General''s Award for Children''s Literature Now an animated holiday special on Teletoon! Santa didn''t make many mistakes. But he made a big one when he asked what Anton Stingley wanted for Christmas. . . . . . Anton''s list was sixteen pages long. On Christmas morning, there was one thing under the Stingley''s tree. It was an orange. Anton was not pleased. He and his lawyer decided to sue Santa Claus. Everyone came. It was the trial of the century. But Santa Claus, alias Saint Nick, Kris Kringle, Father Christmas, Pere Noel - has a surprise up the sleeve of his old blue suit. Anton was stunned. What had he done? With the sparkle and snap of a holiday cracker, Don Gilmor and Marie-Louise Gay deliver The Christmas Orange, a witty, fun filled treat for all.

"It has always been one of my favorite fairy tales. It is a joyful, heart-thrilling story in which children can easily recognize their emotions. They see their own doubt, insecurity, fear, and courage in every one of the little pigs and in the big bad wolf himself, which makes the story an empowering tale about growing up and acquiring intelligence and cleverness." - Marie-Louise Gay

Fat Charlie''s boasting gets him into a predicament in a tall tree, but his grandmother saves him in a way that leaves his pride intact.

Indoors on a boring, rainy day, Victor and Joey create an imaginary adventure in the basement.

One night, Rosie and Toby, accompanied by a plump white cat and a mouse in pajamas, discover a way to steal the moon out of the sky.