Berthoud Community Library District

While at dinner, Joel and Olivia point out all of the wonderful things their dinosaurs can do--Joel's has teeth that sometimes glow in the dark and Olivia's can play the trumpet while riding a bicycle--until their mother ends the argument by declaring a winner.

Two little girls who love to draw witches build an elaborate world around the imaginary old witch and her family.

A young superhero describes his awesome powers, which he then demonstrates as various foes arrive on the scene.

"When a daydream-prone student is allowed to research her favorite creature, the anglerfish, she dazzles her classmates and teacher with her report"--

"Children are invited to move their bodies in this interactive, call-and-response story"--

Relates in verse some of the unusual thinks you can think if only you try. A mad outpouring of made-up words, and intriguing ideas.

"Evan's new crayons keep breaking, getting crushes, blowing away or simply disappering. How can he possibly draw when there's no green, purple, or even black? Evan soon discovers that his imagination is all he needs."--Back cover.

Kate and Ben love to watch the crooked apple tree in their backyard change with the seasons.

After he is sent to bed without supper for behaving like a wild thing, Max dreams of a voyage to the island where the wild things are.

"When her family must move once more, Ophelia uses her imagination to make magic out of a scary situation. Giant rabbits with sharp teeth circle the old motel where they are staying. Ophelia can also hear crow-witches cackling from the trees. And when it's time to go to her new school, she encounters an ogre who blocks the road with his giant ogre laughs. But most frightening of all is when Ophelia is left in her new class and realizes that everyone...