imagination

"A little boy tries to persuade his mother that dinosaurs don't have bedtimes"--OCLC.

"Arnold, who is nervous about his first day of kindergarten, transforms himself into Super Saurus to face what turns out to be not so frightening, after all"--Provided by publisher.

Contains key highlights from the commencement speech J.K. Rowling gave at Harvard University in 2008 in which she discusses the importance of imagination and having the courage to fail.

Two young siblings explore a cave filled with shining eyes, giant paws, and strange noises until a beam of light reveals the cave's secrets.

"A young girl and her dog spend the day playing in her backyard, where with their imagination--and a few helpful props--anything can happen"--Provided by publisher.

A little girl imagines that she is a queen of a sparkling winter world where her dog, Rocket, is her knight in barking armor.

"When four toddlers find some toys in cardboard boxes, they play with them for a while. But, before long, the friends' interest in the toys wanes and their attention turns to the boxes themselves ..."--OCLC.

Alex finds a strange pencil in his father's bag, and when the monster he draws with it comes to life disaster follows at the Renaissance fair.

Alex decides that the only safe place for the mystical pencil is the museum where his father works--but when Marvin borrows the pencil and begins to draw dinosaurs, things quickly get out of hand.

Sara finds the mystical pencil on the sidewalk where Alex dropped it and brings it to school on costume design day--and before Alex can explain the danger the school is full of flying pigs and barnyard animals.