Johanna Hurwitz Ordre des livres

Fourth-grader Chaya Ann Tober loves cats. Even her initials, C.A.T., are perfect for her! She feels so cat-like herself that when her actual cat Ollie, a very picky eater, refuses to eat a mysterious new kind of cat food, she tries to encourage him by tasting a tiny bit of it herself (and finds it, surprisingly, not awful.) That night Chaya has the craziest dream--she dreams she really has become a cat, one with orange fur, the exact color of her own hair. Or is it a dream? Join in the adventures as C.A.T. and her annoying older brother Daniel use some magical food to become cats, prowl their neighborhood at night, prevent a cat-astrophe, and see each other in a whole new light. A purr-fect chapter book for early grade readers (ages 7-9) who like animals and fantasy adventure, even if they are pickier eaters than C.A.T.

Exploring the lives of seven-year-old identical twins, the story delves into their shared experiences and individual identities. As Arlene and Ilene navigate sleepovers, poetry projects, and new haircuts, they discover the unique aspects that set them apart while also celebrating their similarities. This charming narrative highlights the journey of self-discovery amidst the bond of twinhood.

The story introduces the charming and humorous Kelly twins, showcasing their unique bond and adventures. Readers will enjoy the twins' delightful personalities and the amusing situations they encounter, highlighting themes of friendship and individuality. Johanna Hurwitz crafts a narrative that captures the essence of sibling dynamics, making it relatable and entertaining for young audiences.

The third Park Pals adventure is now available in paperback. When pretty Plush ends up in Central Park, PeeWee thinks he'll have a family soon. But Plush couldn't be less interested in exploring the wild outdoors with him. Then, PeeWee finds out that winter will be coming. Will these two guinea pigs overcome their differences in time to prepare for the bitter cold? This action-packed tale about building friendship and conquering fear is full of surprises!

The story centers on Curtis, a young boy who dreams of having a dog. At the animal shelter, he discovers Sammy, an adorable puppy with curly black fur and a charming personality. Their bond grows as Curtis believes Sammy is the perfect companion, embodying all the qualities he desires in a pet. This heartwarming tale explores themes of friendship, love, and the joy of pet ownership.

This book offers a unique approach to engaging new readers through visually appealing content. It combines captivating illustrations with accessible text, making it an ideal choice for group sharing. The interactive format encourages participation and fosters a love for reading, making it perfect for both educators and parents looking to introduce literature to young audiences.

This funny and inspiring story of a lost and lovable guinea pig is now available in paperback. PeeWee, once a boy s dear pet, has been secretly released into the wilds of Central Park. But instead of relishing his freedom, PeeWee is at first a stranger in a strange land until he meets Lexi, a city-wise squirrel who gives his new stubby-tailed friend some tips, as well as some confidence. It s not long before a series of perilous and eye-opening adventures turns this timid house pet into an endearing hero.Author Biography: Johanna Hurwitz is the award-winning author of many popular books for young readers, including Class Clown and Rip-Roaring Russell. She has received a number of child-chosen state awards, including the Texas Bluebonnet Award and the Kentucky Bluegrass Award. Ms. Hurwitz lives in Great Neck, New York, and Wilmington, Vermont.

A young boy named Ezra Feldman is passionate about baseball, much to the chagrin of his father, who prefers intellectual pursuits like reading and chess. Their differing interests lead to tension, but an unexpected car trip, an irritable professor, and an impressive chess win create opportunities for connection. This journey challenges the father's perceptions, potentially bridging the gap between their worlds and illustrating that baseball can hold value beyond mere entertainment.

Five-year-old Elisa has an older brother and a new baby brother, but her elderly neighbor says the middle is the best, just like the filling in a sandwich.

Julio hides his own leadership ambitions to help another candidate win the nomination for class president.