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- If I had a gryphon / by VanSickle, Vikki,1982-; Atkinson, Cale.;
LSC- Subjects: Stories in rhyme.; Pets; Hamsters;
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- Teddy bear of the year / by VanSickle, Vikki,1982-; Hanson, Sydney.;
Ollie, a young teddy bear, is whisked away to the Teddy Bears' Picnic and learns that even the smallest acts of kindness can have great impact.LSC- Subjects: Teddy bears; Kindness; Picnics;
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- How to decorate a Christmas tree / by VanSickle, Vikki,1982-; Sato, Miki,1987-;
A little girl shares the steps for the perfect tree trimming -- a holiday picture book for fans of Pick a Pine Tree and The Little Christmas Tree.- Subjects: Christmas fiction.; Picture books.; Christmas trees; Christmas decorations; Christmas;
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- Into the goblin market / by VanSickle, Vikki,1982-; Eckwall, Jensine.;
Millie loves her quiet life on the farm, but Mina longs for adventure. When the Goblin Market comes to town, Millie knows it's a bad idea. They've been told stories their whole lives about the dangers of the Goblin Market. But Mina just can't resist . . . When Mina doesn't come back, it's Millie's turn to brave the market to bring her home. She will use all her smarts and all her courage to try to outwit the goblins and save her sister . . . but will it be enough? This gorgeous and intriguing tribute to both "Goblin Market" by Christina Rossetti and classic fairy-tale villains is also a story about the bond between sisters and a celebration of courage, intelligence and resilience.- Subjects: Stories in rhyme.; Picture books.; Sisters; Markets; Goblins; Adventure and adventurers;
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- P.S. tell no one / by VanSickle, Vikki,1982-; Allerellie, Holly.;
When four friends have their phones confiscated in class, Sunny (not her real name) comes up with the idea of a secret shared journal, where they can communicate, share thoughts and pass them on. The pages of the book they jokingly refer to as the P.A.D. (pass-around diary) become filled with sweet, funny, sharp and important insights that speak to navigating middle grade life--friendships, crushes, consent, bodies, parents, siblings, periods, sports and student life. What began as a lighthearted way of passing notes becomes a poignant and heartfelt way to explore and share big and small feelings and events--a safe way for Sunny, Twix, Hoops and MP to find themselves, and support one another, through all the transitions of a grade seven year. In the tradition of Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, this novel is a fearless exploration of the lives of tween girls, and how they find answers to questions that continue to feel impossible to ask.- Subjects: Diary fiction.; Diaries; Friendship; Middle school students;
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