parent and child

"Elliott has to follow a time-trotting trouble-maker and can't mess with history or reveal his identity, but his own existence is up for grabs when his parents hate each other and a mysterious villain is searching for a powerful cosmic object that threatens the universe"--Publisher.

"A twelve-year-old girl learns to ride bulls in order to be close to the famous bull-riding father she lost long ago"--Provided by publisher.

". . . discover some of the interesting behaviors baby animals and their parents engage in to help ensure their survival"--Provided by publisher.

"Come get to know three neighboring families, each with a young child learning about themselves in this wondrous world. This poetic picture book is a parent's ode to everything their child is--and will be--capable of doing as they grow. Includes American Sign Language Glossary"--Provided by publisher.

A little boy imagines all the things he will be able to open once he gets bigger, but for now he needs his parents' help.

Rhyming text describes a magical tale of parental love in a mix of everyday scenes soaring on a fluffy cloud, exploring the outdoors, and dancing around a fire on the beach.

"On the surface, Emerson, Massachusetts, is just like any other affluent New England suburb. But when a young woman is found dead in the nicest part of town, the powerful neighbors close ranks to keep their families safe. The three teenagers who were partying with her that night are the suspects: Hannah, a sweet girl with an unstable history; Jack, the popular kid with a mean streak; Christopher, an outsider desperate to fit in. Their parents, each with motivations of their own, only complicate the picture: they will do anything to protect their children, even at the others' expense"--OCLC.

Celebrate [one's] little nightmare with this rhyming board book featuring [Jack, Sally, Oogie Boogie, Lock, Shock, and Barrel, and Sandy Claws (aka, Santa Claus)] from Disney Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas"--Back ocver.

"Ernesto has waited his whole life to become . . . old enough to walk the six blocks to school without his parents. Every morning, his mom hands him a shiny new quarter and reminds him they're for emergencies. If Ernesto needs her, she's only a pay phone call away. But each day reveals a tempting new treat to enjoy with his friends: crisp packs of baseball cards, arcade games, hot tamales, and fresh juices! Ernesto has the coins jingling in his pocket, so how will he choose to spend them?"--Provided by publisher.

"… builds confidence and security in children by filling them with love, offering grace, and inviting them to find their own way to become who God created them to be"--Back cover.