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- Sleep, little Batman / by Negley, Keith.;
It's time to go to sleep, but a young Batman is not going down without a fight, in this original and imaginative board book where an epic-and humorous-bed time battle ensues for a sleepy Caped Crusader and his Super Dad! It's bedtime for the young superhero despite his daring protests. However, dad is putting his foot down. It's time for bed! On this dark night, all the chasing, wrestling, and tickling may prove to be too much for dad. Who will win? Find out in this touching-and relatable-board book about the battle at bedtime. Keith Negley, author and illustrator of A Lot Like Batman, brings us his unique vision, in this colorful board book with sturdy pages and a wonderful heartfelt-and super heroic-spin to a bedtime battle familiar to all parents. It's sure to become a nightly favorite for generations to come!- Subjects: Stories in rhyme.; Board books.; Batman (Fictitious character); Superman (Fictitious character); Fathers and sons; Imagination; Bedtime; Superheroes;
- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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- The improvisers / by Glover, Nicole,author.;
Velma Frye is many things. A pilot, a former bootlegger, a well-seasoned traveler, a jazz pianist ... and a wielder of celestial magic. She's also a member of the mystical Rhodes family as well as an investigator for arcane oddities for a magic rights organization, dealing with both simple and complicated cases. And when a pocket watch instigates a magical brawl after one of her flight shows, things become very complicated. In 1930s America, enchanted items are highly valuable, especially in the waning days of the magical Prohibition. As Velma digs deeper, she discovers the watch is part of a collection of dangerous artifacts manipulating people across the country -- and in some cases, leading to their deaths. Something about all this is tickling Velma's memories, and the more she discovers, the more these seemingly isolated incidents feel as if they're building to something apocalyptic. Connecting the dots isn't easy, though, and further complicating her work is journalist Dillon Harris. He hounds her steps, and while not actively sabotaging her investigation, he also clearly knows more than he lets on. Whether it's his presence that she finds so vexing or his easygoing charm, that's a mystery she isn't interested in solving. Because someone is out there seeding cursed objects with the intent on wreaking havoc, and Velma will have to use every trick in her tool kit, including some well-placed magical improvisation, to win the day. Focusing on a new generation of the Rhodes family, The Improvisers brims with charming magic, intriguing mystery, and high-flying adventure seeking new heights.- Subjects: Fantasy fiction.; Novels.; African Americans; Clocks and watches; Magic;
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- Muy bien, Fergus! / by Shannon, David,1959-;
Except for his bath, Fergus experiences the perfect doggy day, from chasing cats and motorcycles to being scratched on his favorite tickle spot.LSC- Subjects: West Highland white terrier; Dogs;
- © c2006., Scholastic Inc.,
- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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- Le paresseux tres tres paresseux / by Murray, Andrew,1970-; Tickle, Jack; Rioux, Helene,1949-;
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- © c2005., Editions Scholastic,
- Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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