What if Humpty Dumpty could be put back together again? Author Dan Santat describes life for the unlucky egg after he is fixed and back in one piece. Humpty Dumpty's life is not easy after his unfortunate fall. Due to his mishap, he fears heights, causing him to avoid many of his favorite things. Will Humpty Dumpty ever be able to climb up his favorite wall again?
Something strange is happening in Alfie's town! Children are putting their teeth under their pillows only to wake up to find toenails, spiders, and other horrible surprises the next morning. Alfie, who has a fear of the dentist after a tooth-pulling fiasco, suspects that the new dentist, Ms. Root, is the cause. Can he prove that this new dentist is evil?
When Sam wins a puzzle contest, he is awarded with the trip of a lifetime! However, it soon turns out to be very different than he expected. The trip is off to a rough start when he and Martina, another prize winner, are forced to land the small plane they're on after the pilots and everyone else on board mysteriously pass out. Then, when on a hike in the desert, they are taken hostage and forced to help solve a puzzle. That’s when they learn that this was no ordinary contest they won, it’s a contest to help find seven missing keys before they fall into the wrong hands.
Told in verse, this wonderful book is the story of Garvey, a young man more interested in science than athletics, much to the disappointment of his father. At school he faces frequent bullying due to his weight. Things take an interesting turn, however, when Garvey becomes a soloist for the chorus. Will Garvey’s father approve of his new love of singing?
Patches is an indoor cat who, while looking for a quiet place to rest, becomes distracted by a floating leaf outside the window. In her attempt to catch the leaf, she tumbles through the screen. Fixated on the leaf, the cat seems undaunted by the unfamiliar outdoors. In her journey she meets Gus, also known as the meanest dog in town. Unlike everyone else, Patches shows no fear towards the loud barking dog before continuing to search for the perfect place to rest. Eventually, Patches finds the spot she has been looking for, but it is inside Gus' doghouse! How will Gus react when he finds Patches inside his house? 
What's an avid reader to do when he is told he can't read at school? Start an after school reading club! When Alec's deep love of books yet again gets in the way of his schoolwork, his principal puts a restriction on his reading time in school. Alec finds a way around the principal's strict order by starting The Losers Club during the Extended Day Program at school, which will give him three extra hours of reading everyday. Alec's plan of reading in solitude are hampered, however, when more kids than he planned join the club, including his biggest bully. Will Alec's club grow to be more than he ever expected it to be?
Gaming is Cameron Boxer's life. Unfortunately, after his video game obsession nearly causes a kitchen fire, his parents issue an ultimatum: find an extra social activity or lose his game system forever. Having no interest in anything other than video games, Cam comes up with the perfect plan: start a fake school club so that his parents will believe he's doing something besides gaming. He even has his friend Pavel hack into the school website and create a fake webpage for the club, thinking that no one will notice it. However, someone does notice and Cam's made-up club, the Positive Action Group (P.A.G.) soon becomes the most popular club in school! Suddenly the club that Cam made up to avoid other activities has now consumed his life. 
The story starts with a sleeping young narrator named Flora, who is waking up with the sun shining in her face, asking the readers which direction her window must face. The first pages show a map of the home she lives in, including an explanation of map scales. Later we see a treasure map she has created to lead the readers to her treasure chest, as well as maps of their dining room table, town they live in (which shows the routes her parents take) and many other maps of places she goes. Each hand-drawn map includes important map features - legends, compass rose, etc - and explanations of what these features are. At the end of the book are several map activities, including a place for the reader to draw his or her own map. Web addresses to download these activities are provided.
Buddy, a sweet dog, is confused when her beloved family leave her at a new home with an owner who just doesn't know very much about taking care of a dog. Desperate for her old family, the cute canine digs her way out of her new yard and roams around the town in search of a friendly face. In the same town where Buddy is searching for her family, Mark, who desperately wants a dog yet is unable to convince his mother to agree, is working with his friends to try to get the town council to agree to a dog park. Mr. LaRue, an elderly man living alone in an old mansion, struggles with the loneliness and isolation of his life. These three characters become connected to each other, and subsequently help each other, in a very extraordinary way.
MFI (Missing Food Investigators) Detective Wilcox and Captain Griswold have picked up a tasty case: a missing carrot cake! Suspects include the carnivorous Fowler the Owl, the constantly hungry Porcini, and the sweet-toothed Hot Dog. Will they be able to solve the mystery of Miss Rabbit’s missing cake before her party?
Rupert wants to make a wordless picture book, but his well-meaning friends Nibbs and Thistle just have too much to say! Despite the annoyed mouse’s constant reminders to be quiet, his helpful (yet clueless) two friends continue to voice many hysterical suggestions for Rupert’s book. Will their help go a little too far?
Mary is thrilled when she is rescued from her miserable orphanage by the unusual, yet generous, Madame Z. In her happy, comfortable home with Madame Z, Mary gets everything she needs and she quickly makes a new friend named Jacob in a nearby village. However, Mary soon becomes curious about a mysterious. locked door by the staircase. After investigating the unusual door, Mary soon learns a terrifying secret about Madame Z. 
Florian Bates has an after-school job: working for the FBI! His use of T.O.A.S.T. (Theory of All Small Things) has caught the attention of the FBI after he discovers clues about a museum burglary that others have overlooked. Now the twelve-year-old is on the case of the art thefts. Will he, with a little help from his new friend Margaret, help the FBI solve the mystery?
Otto the robot misses his family, so he decides to build a spaceship so that he can go visit him! After working hard to make his new spaceship, he takes off! Will his spaceship get him home to his family?
Being new isn't easy, but for Timminy it's extra hard: he's smaller than any other kid in his grade and his dad is the new assistant principal at his school. The one good thing about his family's move is Maxi, the Great Pyrenees puppy that his parents let him get. When Timminy realizes that Maxi is deaf, he decides to do whatever he can to help his active new puppy. Maxi, with her entertaining personality, also helps Timminy make new friends as well as breaks the ice between him and one of his bullies. Just as things seem to be getting better, however, Timminy and his family receive news about their beloved dog that will change everything.
Lord Cat has everything imaginable in his home on Hunger Mountain: the tallest pagoda to live in, the finest clothes to wear, and the most extravagant food. Most importantly to this story, Hunger Mountain has delicious rice to harvest and, sadly, much of this rice is wasted as it is washed down the Great River. When a drought and subsequent famine forces his workers to leave, Lord Cat is left without anyone to serve him. When the hungry cat wanders down the mountain to beg for food, he is led to a kind monk who feeds him a meal of the same rice Lord Cat wasted for years, teaching the greedy feline a valuable lesson.
The cover of this book shows a cartoonish pink blobfish excitedly tearing through the cover. While one may initially assume this is a fiction book, once inside it is clear from the photographs of various deep sea creatures that there is much more to this book than our boisterous (and slightly impatient) pink friend.
When the old City Zoo falls apart, Hippo's friend Red Panda takes off in search of better things in the outside world. After several visits back to the zoo, Red Panda convinces his unhappy friend to become a Hippopotamister and join him in finding a new, better job. Although Hippo does well in every job he tries, Red Panda's spectacularly hilarious mistakes makes the pair less than successful in staying employed! Frustrated and unhappy, Hippo returns to the zoo, where he finds a way to put his new talents to good use.
When a waffle-loving narwhal meets a jellyfish while out for the swim, it is the start of an exciting new friendship! Narwhal and Jelly may have little in common, but that doesn’t stop them from having some great adventures together, including creating a fun-loving “narwhal” pod with a variety of other sea creatures and using their imaginations to turn a blank book into a wild story. 
Duck wants to be a cat, much to the annoyance of his friend Cat. As Cat unsuccessfully gives numerous reasons as to why Duck cannot possibly be a cat, the happy-go-lucky Duck continues to frustrate his feline friend. Much to Cat’s exasperation, Duck soon finds another animal to be!
For Ada’s family, and most others in the Paraguay town of Cateura, the large, smelly landfill was a source of income, as they searched through it for items to be sold or used for other purposes. When Ada was 11, a devoted music teacher used items from that landfill to change the lives of many children. After advertising music lessons, Favio Chavez found he had more students than instruments. Not wanting to turn away students, Favio was able to turn items from the landfill into instruments. Ada, and other children of Cateura, finally had instruments to play! Over time, the devoted musicians became the Recycled Orchestra of Paraguay, which now travels the world, using their recycled instruments to share their music with people all over.
How does a mouse get to America? An inquisitive, book-loving mouse emerges one day to discover all the mice have disappeared and he is surrounded by strange, new contraptions. Suspecting the mice have gone to America, he decides to follow but runs into obstacles along the way. After seeing bats for the first time, the mouse decides to fly to America. The determined mouse makes many attempts in building a flying machine, modifying his design often. When one of his attempts to fly is witnessed, he soon becomes to target of some hungry enemies! Will the mouse ever make it safely across the ocean to America?
Can you guess who from the haiku? Deanna Caswell has created fun, animal-themed riddles told in haiku! Each haiku riddle is answered with a turn of the page, where the reader sees a sweet, bright illustration of the animal that the haiku on the previous page was about. 
Raymie Clarke wants to win the Little Miss Central Florida Tire contest. Why? Because she thinks that's the only way her father will return to her and her mother. To help her win, she takes baton lessons from the moody, eccentric Ida Nee, where she meets Beverly and Louisiana. Beverly and Louisiana are also planning to enter the same contest as Raymie, but for very different reasons. Despite their differences and initial conflicts, the three girls find themselves being pulled into an unlikely friendship as they come together to help each other through their struggles.