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INDIE

Released: July 14, 2011

NEMO THE MOLE RAT: STORIES FROM THE WOODLAND

by (Amos Amir) Samos, illustrated by Eyal Eilat, Ruvik Danieli

"A quirky, entertaining tale for ages 6 to 11, interwoven with humor, real-world information about animal behavior and compassion for animals who must survive the daily challenges that nature throws at them--and the consequences of human endeavor."

Israeli author Samos mixes real-life animal lore into a colorful tale of woodland creatures banding together when humankind encroaches on their forest home. Read full book review >

INDIE

Released: July 26, 2011

FERRET GIRL

by Colin Haskin

"An absolutely wonderful debut with the potential to become a YA classic."

In a modern take on both Kafka and T.H. White, a young girl learns about life as a human by spending time in her pet ferret's world. Read full book review >

INDIE

Released: Sept. 1, 2011

JESSALOUP'S SONG

by Hester Velmans

"A fantasy that will satisfy fans of Velmans' previous work as well as new readers, budding scientists in particular."

In this sequel to her middle-school-age novel Isabel of the Whales (2006), Velmans flips the script and features a whale that turns into a boy. Read full book review >