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Published by Black Bird Books

The Foodie Club

Written by Dani Shear

Illustrated by Holly Weinstein

Syd loves to eat all sorts of different foods and is always eager to try something new. A yellow tomato? No problem! Some slippery seaweed? Bring it on!

But her sister Sunny is the opposite. Nothing too sweet or too salty. Nothing too dark or too bright. No combination that she hasn’t had before. She’s even afraid to try a slice of pizza.

Then one day, during a game of pretend, it all changes. Follow Sunny and Syd, two adventurous kids, as they team up to create the Foodie Club!

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Published by Knowonder!

Burkley and the Beasts

Written by Tiffany Nicole Smith

Illustrated by Holly Weinstein

Burkley Brooks doesn’t mind being a bit different. She named her pet boa constrictor Stella, even though it’s a boy. She won’t eat yellow food, but must have something red on her plate. And she’s fine with her nickname – Quirky Burkley. However, none of it’s as weird as the strange things she’s been seeing lately…such as snake tongues stealing bananas and reaching at her from inside the kitchen sink! Thankfully, her Grandma Brooks is there to explain these visions. Burkley has been chosen as the next Brooks to inherit the beautiful Heartstone, the key to a mystical Portal. Through the Portal lies a mysterious place called Mermaid’s Lagoon, where Burkley’s Grandpa Brooks and Uncle Charlie disappeared years ago. The first step to finding and rescuing them is a battle with a fierce Sea Serpent! With a magical trident in her hands and her best friends at her side, will Burkley save the day?

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Published by Brown Books

Dancing Danica

Written by S. Stavinoha Garza

Illustrated by Holly Weinstein

Meet Danica a young girl who just can’t seem to stop dancing! She dances throughout the day and everywhere she goes–she even dances in her sleep! With vivid illustrations and a delightful rhyming story, Dancing Danica will have children tapping right along as they read. ”She moved like a ballerina with style and grace. How her dancing put a smile on every face.”