The ghost at 632 Savannah Street is real . . . right?Gilbert often feels invisible, just like the ghost living at 632 Savannah Street. Despite his family's disbelief, Gilbert leaves gifts for the ghost: a friendship bracelet, a plate of cookies, even a drawing with a note. When each disappears one by one, Gilbert finds that believing and friendship are worth the effort.For kids who might often feel unseen, Gilbert and the Ghost is a ghostly tale of overcoming obsta...

This is Hazy Dell Press's most full-throated celebration of Halloween to-date—and that's saying a lot!While celebrating the spooky joys of autumn and Halloween, Hazel and the Spooky Season is simultaneously a celebration of self-love and honoring who we are, however unique we may be. Hazel's journey is one of learning to love yourself and trusting that there are others out there who will love you, too. Through the course of the story, Hazel learns an i...

Down the hill I run, rain-booted and sweater-free. And all around me, swallows swirl.One child's year is punctuated by the life cycle of the swallows roosting in the eaves of the shed. She watches as they build nests and teach their young to snap up bugs, zipping through the air in loop-the-loops. Winter comes and she imagines their journey south, towards warmer, longer days. And when the swallows return? She greets them open armed as friends.This ...

WINNER OF THE MILDRED L. BATCHELDER AWARD!In this award-winning memoir translated from Italian to English, a Jewish girl grows up during a difficult time of racial discrimination and war, and discovers light in unexpected places. This classic, powerful story from Lia Levi is adapted for young readers, with beautiful black-and-white illustrations, a family photo album, and a powerful author’s note to readers.1938, Italy. Six-year-old Lia loves to build sandcastles at the bea...