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Next Level: A Hymn in Gratitude for Neurodiversity

From the award-winning team behind Magnificent Homespun Brown, Samara Cole Doyon and Kaylani Juanita, comes a song of gratitude for those who see the world in a different way. Told from the loving perspective of a mother of a child with autism, Next Level shows the full humanity of people who move through the world and communicate in their own unique, complete, and powerful way. Doyon's powerful love letter to her son invites us to ""level up"" and see our shared humanity in new and limitless dimensions.

NFL at a Glance (Top Rank)

The NFL at a Glance series is bursting with information, bright photos, and creative layouts that highlight the most popular sport in the United States. Time-honored traditions, legends of the game, and amazing trivia are just some of the valuable information the series provides. Each book features a different topic, explored through six jam-packed chapters that teach readers all about the NFL.

NFL Super Bowl: The Greatest Championships of All Time

The annual NFL championship game is the most popular single-day sporting event in the United States. Super Bowl Sunday has become a cultural holiday, drawing fans from all across the country. This book discusses five of the most exhilarating Super Bowls in football history.

NHL Face-Off  

NHL Face-Off examines NHL teams that have found success at the highest level in their sport. Along with exploring a teamÎs history, each title in the series examines the factors that have led to the teamÎs success, including coaches and key players.

Night of the Deer

A modern, atmospheric folktale set in the heartlandE is sure to spellbind readers young and old. When Arabella spots a pair of deer in a nearby field, she calls out and invites them to her school's autumn dance. Are these creatures merely deer or are they otherworldly, as her parents suggest? When a graceful, unknown couple show up at the dance, dazzling the rest of the attendees, only Arabella guesses who they might be . . . This story is filled with cozy, seasonal charm and enough magic to entrance children read after read.

Night Windows

A lonely boy finds his feet in a new city by watching his neighbours3 lives unfold behind their lit windows. Adjusting to life in a new city is tough. When a young boy moves from the countryside, everyone around him seems so unfriendly. Lonely and homesick, he sits on a bench outside his new apartment block and watches the busy urban lives going on behind the lit windows. Gradually he begins to interact with the people around him and ends up making a whole host of new friends. Written in a syncopated, urban rhyme, this book explores the challenges of moving and finding friends and is also a heartfelt love letter to city living.

No More Gnomes

Herbert is the politest kid in town. He even has a medal to prove it! But his good manners are put to the test when his afterschool nanny, Ms. Goat, brings home a VERY RUDE garden gnome. Herbert tries to be polite about the inconsiderate imp. But then Ms. Goat gets another gnome . . . and another . . . and another! This is too much for Herbert. He can handle NO MORE GNOMES! But how can he tell that to Ms. Goat without being immensely, impossibly, inexcusably impolite? Find out in this laugh-out-loud story about good intentions and creepy lawn ornaments.

No One Told Sandra Day O'Connor What to Do: The First Woman to Serve on the United States Supreme Court

On September 25, 1981, Sandra Day O'Connor became the first woman to be a Supreme Court Justice in United States history. But who was Sandra Day O'Connor? In the 1930s, it was hard to imagine any woman sitting on the highest court in the country, let alone a girl from a ranch in Arizona. At that time, girls (and women) were expected to learn how to keep house and cook meals. But even at a young age, Sandra knew she wanted a life beyond the traditional roles expected of women. No one told Sandra what she could and couldn't do. This engaging biography chronicles the life of Sandra Day O'Connor, from her early Arizona childhood up through the many obstacles she faced in her professional career.

Nomads: Life on the Move

A beguiling look at seven contemporary nomadic cultures around the world, offering a timely insight into alternative ways of life that connect us to our ancestral roots. Explore this fascinating and beautiful survey of seven nomadic societies spread across the continents. With delicately beautiful illustrations bringing the material to life. This book offers a timely window on a simpler way of life and on human traditions and cultures that connect us to our distant ancestors. Elegantly and respectfully written and illustrated, this book is a captivating contribution to the growing literature on nomadic societies.

Nop

Nop is a scruffy kind of bear. He sits on a dusty armchair in Oddmint's Dumporeum surrounded by the beaders, knitters, patchers, and stitchers who are much too busy to talk to him. So he watches the litter tumble until, armed with a new bow tie, he decides to create his own air balloon from litter scraps and fly away!