Sophie

SophieBy: Guy Burt [Sophie] combines the creepy narrative power of a young William Golding with the disturbingly accurate memory of what it is like to be a child. . . . So good that one can only wonder what [Burt] will do next. The Times (London) In a dark room of a dilapidated house, as a storm rages outside, Matthew lights a candle and places it in the center of the floor. Its light spreads across the wall and illuminates Sophie, tied up in a chair facing

non-fiction picture book about space for very young children

and Tracking

And with time running out

Feline superlatives

Supertato: Evil Pea Rules

intolerance and misogyny

she finds one

young readers can learn about various vehicles including fire trucks

and what they did when they felt angry

Young readers will be hooked and pore over these books again and gain

John Jackson Miller

Now he's about to become famous