Product Description: Introducing a very funny, slightly edgy, winning new kind of cookbook Jessica Harper—that Jessica Harper, star of Minority Report, Stardust Memories, Love and Death, Pennies from Heaven, and more—is a working mother of two who faces the same problems of every other woman who’s the designated home cook: How do you feed a family of picky eaters when you’re not crazy about being in the kitchen in the first place? A natural-born storyteller and terrifically engaging writer, she does what she’s done all her life—entertain us—while at the same time offering 100 not just easy but really easy-to-make, really tasty recipes...read more

Product Description: Even those who wait at home are eager to hear all about kindergarten. The animals are in a tizzy; Tommy is missing. The dog says Tommy is gone to a place called kindergarten. “Where is kindergarten?” they exclaim. “What will happen to Tommy there? Will he ever come back?!” Eventually Tommy bursts into the barn with tales of all he learned in kindergarten...read more

Product Description: Jessica Todd Harper's first monograph is a highly charged collection of otherworldly domestic interiors that bring to mind both the religious intensity of Northern Renaissance artists like Albrecht Durer or Jan Van Eyck and the quiet eroticism and tenderness of Andrew Wyeth's Helga pictures...read more

The other first-graders make fun of the new boy Jacomo because he is so tall, but his short classmate Jake helps him fit in. By the author of Al Capone Does My Shirts.

Entertaining text and energetic illustrations combine in a story of four boys named Jordan who wreak havoc in the classroom and on the playground, driving everyone batty--especially the new girl!

Lizzie goes about her crazy day at school and experiences different things, both good and bad, along the way, such as not being able to sit in her usual seat on the bus to reciting her special poem to her entire class.

Unhappy with having to move, a young boy makes it quite clear to his parents, the movers, and anyone else who will listen that he is very displeased with what is taking place, in a colorful book about packing up and moving away to a new town.

Lizzy and her mother take turns listing the kinds of behavior they do and do not want from each other, in a tale with on-target dialogue that will spark follow-up conversations between mothers and their daughters.

Downstairs, Mom, the twins, the dog, and the parrot try to guess what the ruckus is in Nora's room, from forty-seven dogs to driving a pickup truck, in a rollicking picture book filled with rhythmic text and energetic illustrations.

When the dog suddenly decides to change his routine one day and not chase the cat, a strange thing happens as the normal flow of events is thrown all out of step.

When the dog suddenly decides to change his routine one day and not chase the cat, a strange thing happens as the normal flow of events is thrown all out of step.

In this rhyming story everyone has a forgetful day