New Releases by Paul O. Zelinsky

Moose loves shapes! Circles! Squares! Triangles! Hooray! So when Moose mysteriously finds himself in a shape book (oh, please don''t ask) he is the very picture of a happy Moose. Life is great! Until, well, until he wrecks everything. Now, don''t you worry! Zebra will handle it. Zebra always fixes Moose''s messes . . . Praise for Z is for Moose: ''Hilarious mayhem!'' Julia Eccleshare, Guardian

"Exquisite paintings in late Italian Renaissance style illuminate this hybrid version of a classic tale. Zelinsky [includes] a long source note." -- Kirkus

Simplified Chinese edition of Swamp Angel, Caldecott Honor Book winner 1995. Zelinsky has won the 1998 Caldecott Medal for Rapunzel and two more Caldecott honors: Hansel and Gretel (1985) and Rumpelstiltskin (1987). In Simplified Chinese. Annotation copyright Tsai Fong Books, Inc. Distributed by Tsai Fong Books, Inc.

This book has movable parts which add to the fun of the story of the bus whose wheels go round and round.

Mrs. Lovewright is sure that a cat is just what she needs until she acquires a cat that has a mind of its own.

In this highly inventive and splendid rendering of a favorite Grimm fairy tale, award-winning storyteller and illustrator Paul O. Zelinsky evokes a world of Medieval magic. "Zelinsky''s smooth retelling and glowing pictures cast the story in a new and beautiful light".--School Library Journal. A 1987 Caldecott Honor Book. An ALA Notable Book. Full color.

In this third novel in the trilogy about Buster Oregon Mortensen, Buster''s father has at last entered a rehab clinic, and his teacher Rosa, although unmarried, is nine months pregnant. Buster''s neighbor, Mr. Larsen, has fallen into a dangerous depression, and Buster himself is now in a remedial class. Change threatens even Buster''s neighborhood, Brønshøj, in the form of a wily real-estate developer.

An oddly-shaped house takes on the appearance of a cat as the maid and mouse who live there make various changes in it.

The "new kid in town" pours out his heart to his favorite author, Mr. Henshaw, in this heartwarming, Newbery Award-winning story from Beverly Cleary. "A lovely, well-crafted, three-dimensional work".--New York Times Book Review. An ALA Notable Book.

Retelling of one of Grimm''s most compelling tales.

Two great artists, a lion and a stoat, are in constant competition.