Books from StarWalk Kids Media

  • A Voyage to Outer Space & Other Cases
    By Seymour Simon

    These stories, which have been substantially updated and expanded for a new audience, are based on the Einstein Anderson book originally published in 1980 by Viking Penguin, under the title “Einstein Anderson Shocks his Friends,” and ...

  • Moses Supposes His Toeses are Roses
    By Nancy Patz

    Nancy Patz. MOSES AND HIS TOESES Moses supposes his toeses are roses,. Moses Supposes His Toeses Are Roses.

  • Kangaroo
    By Caroline Arnold

    Researched and photographed on location in Australia, and filled with forty extraordinary full-color photographs, this fascinating photo essay will captivate animal lovers everywhere.

  • Faces Only a Mother Could Love
    By Jennifer Owings Dewey

    A close-up look at sixteen of the world's most unusual animals and their babies details the behavior and habitat of such creatures as the tiny tarsier, the manatee, the Hawaiian tree snail, and the giant anteater.

  • Dinosaur Day
    By Liza Donnelly

    Crazy about dinosaurs, a boy and his dog imagine they see one under every lump of snow until the day they get a big surprise. Includes an illustrated glossary listing various dinosaurs and their characteristics.

  • Amazing Aircraft
    By Seymour Simon

    This introductory book is meant to whet the appetite, and that it does." - School Library Journal. Newly updated 2012. introductory book is meant to whet the appetite, and that it does." - School Library Journal. Newly updated 2012.

  • Halloween Pie
    By Michael O Tunnell

    The scent of Old Witch's scrumptious Halloween pie lures Vampire and Ghoul, Ghost and Banshee, Zombie and Skeleton, from their lairs for a midnight feast.

  • The Dream Jar: Dreams Are for Everybody
    By Bonnie Pryor

    Valentina's family has come from Russia with a wonderful dream --- to own a store. Valentina wants to help, but everyone says she's too little to contribute to the glass jar where the dream money is kept.

  • The Story of the First Thanksgiving
    By Don Bolognese, Elaine Raphael

    Enjoy this illustrated story of the first Thanksgiving….and then learn to draw it yourself!

  • Federico and Magi's Gift: A Latin American Christmas Story
    By Beatriz Vidal

    Will the Magi really come? This gorgeously illustrated storybook by Beatriz Vidal glows with warmth and holiday cheer, and readers everywhere will surely find themselves scanning the night skies for the Magi.

  • The Boston Coffee Party
    By Doreen Rappaport

    Young Sarah Homans wants to teach him a lesson. Merchant Thomas is about to attend a party he won't soon forget. This story is based upon a real event that Abigail Adams told John Adams about in a letter.

  • Rip-Roaring Russell
    By Johanna Hurwitz

    Russell's enjoying his first year in school.

  • Meet Our Flag, Old Glory
    By April Jones Prince

    A comprehensive history of the flag is included at the end, making this book especially useful for both classroom and home all year round.

  • Emma's Christmas
    By Irene Trivas

    "When Emma, the farmer's daughter, politely declines the proposal of the local prince, he begins to send his royal messengers with gifts.

  • The Hurricane Hoax and Other Cases
    By Seymour Simon

    In Book 5 of the series, Paloma and Einstein use their knowledge about hurricanes and cold blooded animals to solve some tricky cases -- and you can build your own barometer or see a frog hibernate.

  • Saturn
    By Seymour Simon

    Despite the strength of the text, it is the color photos that steal the show, highlighting [the] planet’s exotic beauty in much the same way that black-and-white photography accented the moon's starkness.

  • Sing, Sophie!
    By Dayle Ann Dodds

    Sophie loves to sing, but no one but the crickets wants to hear her song, that is until a special situation calls for her talents and where her cowgirl songs not only come in handy but save the day as well.

  • Hurrah for Henry!
    By Rodney Peppé

    Children love Henry, the little toy elephant whose adventures never seem to go quite as he plans. This book has two new easy-to-read stories about Henry and his friends.

  • Henry Eats Out
    By Rodney Peppé

    Henry is very excited to go out to eat. But he finds that "restaurant manners" are not such an easy thing for an elephant.

  • Strange Mysteries: From Around the World
    By Seymour Simon

    Discover nine bizarre-but-true incidents: a shower of fish and frogs from the sky; buried treasure that remains untouched, even though its exact location is known; the sudden and unexplained disappearance of a ship's crew; and more!