upside-down books

In "You can be a doctor," Barbie assists a doctor and nurse. In "You can be a pet vet," Barbie takes care of puppies, kittens, and more.

In mirroring stories set in Russia and Chile, Vera and Lucas long for a friend to share their separate, but surprisingly similar, adventures.

Two stories describe the adventures of a little girl named Alice, who encounters many unusual situations when she falls down a rabbit hole and discovers a strange world.

In "You can be a horse rider," Malibu and Brooklyn care for horse and learn to ride. In "You can be a farmer," Malibu and Brooklyn learn all about the animals on a farm.

In "You can be a ballerina," Malibu and Brooklyn train to be ballerina. In "You can be a gymnast," Malibu and Brooklyn learn to be gymnasts.

".. this unique flip book features two entertaining tales. In the first tale, two lazy crow brothers watch a hole in their nest get bigger and bigger. Each believes the other will fix it. Will one of them take responsibility before winter arrives? In the second tale, a hungry fox and a monkey agree to work together to get peaches off a tree in the middle of a river and share them. But only one of them can cross the river at a time. Can they trust each other?"--Amazon.

"A blackout poetry version of the classic fairy tale "The Little Mermaid," offering a retelling of the story with a message of empowerment, body acceptance, and knowing where you belong"--Provided by publisher.

"Paris has long been romanticized as the city of light. A city with a vibrant literary and artistic expatriate community. Corina--nicknamed Puffina--is a young writer hoping to find that idealized community, but when her money runs out sooner than expected, she finds a network of artists simply trying to find work, make rent, and make Paris home. Years later, when a letter from her friend Martita resurfaces, Corina finds herself older and with enough distance to articulate her time in Paris. While Paris did not bring her the affirmation she was looking for as a writer, Corina finds an emotional connection to her friend that transcends space and time and demonstrates that we are most honest in our writing"--Provided by publisher.

Told from the perspective of a student, readers are presented with two versions of what happens when a "new kid" joins the protagonist's school.

"Learn to read . . . as LEGO Batman faces off against his old foe The Penguin and an army of penguins, and then flip the book over for another story featuring Batman and The Flash taking on some trouble-causing ghosts"--Provided by publisher.