New Releases by Satoshi Kako

Crow''s Tempura Shop, sequel to the popular Crow''s Bakery, published almost 40 years ago by Japan''s notable children''s writer Kako Satoshi. The four chicks are now adolescent. One day the tempura shop burned down, and Lemon helps rebuild in this tender-hearted story. In Traditional Chinese. Annotation copyright Tsai Fong Books, Inc. Distributed by Tsai Fong Books, Inc.

Traditional Chinese edition of The Crow''s barley noodle shop. In Traditional Chinese. Annotation copyright Tsai Fong Books, Inc. Distributed by Tsai Fong Books, Inc.

Tad101 wanders off from his family of one hundred and one newly-hatched tadpoles and gets into terrible danger.

A playful Japanese doll becomes friends with three "spirit helpers" as they work together to reel in a big fish and later make rice balls.

Follows the adventure of Little Daruma, a playful Japanese doll, as he plays in the snow with his sister and their rabbit friends; includes directions on how to make rabbit-shaped crafts.

Little Daruma goes out to play and meet Little Kaminari, who fell out of the sky. Daddy Kaminari finds Little Daruma and Little Kaminari and takes them to the clouds above.

Little Daruma visits Little Tiger to play together, and they start painting a lot of things in Tiger Town!

Little Daikoku has a magic mallet that brings all kinds of wonderful things when he shakes it. Little Daruma also makes his own magic mallet, but it doesn''t quite bring the same results!

"Daruma, a symbol of good luck, is a cute, fun-loving character with many interesting friends, and Little Daruma has become one of Japan''s most loved children''s book heroes. Little Daruma and the Little Rabbits tells the tale of Little Daruma''s meeting with two rabbits; they become instant friends. Together they make all kinds of snowmen. Little Daruma invites the rabbits back for tea and cookies and their play continues. Young readers will learn about many wintertime games in this tale of fun and play!"

Les maisons, il y en a de toutes les tailles et de toutes les formes, chacun a la sienne. Et pourtant, elles sont toutes faites de la même façon. Il y a certainement une raison. Alors, faisons comme si nous n''avions pas de maison et voyons ce qui se passe.