imagination

Every time Edwin is sent to bed, he creeps back downstairs and discovers wondrous events going on there.

"After putting up with so many distractions from her classroom neighbor Seki, Rumi Yokoi quietly begins to assert her will on a number of Seki's games"--Back cover.

Taro, who used to be an ordinary boy before his comic book drawings started coming to life, uses his magic pencil, which can make anything he draws real, to transform into a terrier named Terrie and enter the comic book world to save his characters from danger.

Blip asks the reader to help him reach the goal and win the game.

Through lyrical rhyming text and colorful mixed-media collage, Caldecott Honor-winner Ehlert introduces readers to "rain fish"--the collections of objects that "swim" in the streams of a rain storm.

"A young boy and girl, with very different ideas about what they want to play, face off during a play date"--Provided by publisher.

"A little boy wants his wishes to come true"--Provided by publisher.

Violeta, a young African girl, dreams of a giraffe with wings.

Cary Fagan decides to try drawing, even though he is adamant he is not very good. However, his sketchbook proves otherwise, with humorous and clever drawings that teach a lesson about self-confidence and perseverance.

After breaking some of his crayons, Evan realizes he can combine colors to create new ones.