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Dating Down

At Caf Ä Hex, Samantha Henderson can imagine being the person she really wants to be. It's her place to daydream about going to art school and getting away from her politician father. It's her place to imagine opening herself up to a new kind of connection, away from her family and the drama of high school. Enter X—the boy she refuses to name. He's older, edgy, bohemian . . . in short, everything she thinks she needs. Her family and friends try to warn her that there may be more to him than she sees, but still she stays with X, even as his chaos threatens to consume them both. Told in waves of poetry—whispering, crashing—Dating Down is a portrait of exhilaration and pain and the kind of desire that drives a girl to risk everything.

Day in the Life of, A...

These beautiful books for young readers and nature lovers use stunning photographs to show a 24-hour period in the lives and worlds of some familiar, but sometimes overlooked, animals and plants. Understanding the important role that even a dandelion or worm has to play in its ecosystem is essential in order for young children to understand the science of our natural world. Engaging, carefully leveled text brings the information to life and gives readers the building blocks for reading nonfiction. Each book includes a picture glossary.

Day Louis Got Eaten, The

Gulp! When Louis gets eaten up by a Gulper, his big sister Sarah knows she has to act fast, and she sets off in hot pursuit. But rescuing a boy from a Gulper's tummy isn't so simple—especially when other strange and scary creatures are looking for their dinner too...

Day My Father Became a Bush, The

A clear-eyed, funny, and off-beat novel about a girl making sense of a baffling world. ; Toda' s father has gone away to fight in the war. Luckily, he' s read about camouflage and will be able to hide from the enemy by disguising himself as a bush. Toda is sent to stay with her mother where it'll be safer. Her journey across the border is full of danger and adventure, but she doesn't' t give up. She has to find her mother.

Day No One Was Angry, The

Twelve stunningly illustrated, poetic, and funny stories about grumpy animals. In 12 short chapters, we see different animals in various states of anger. Some try to understand their anger, some try to tame it, while others let their anger overwhelm them. These stories are funny and wry, but also offer a gently profound reflection of the nature of human emotions.

Day of Disaster

In these fast-paced and highly engaging stories about natural disasters, teens face life-or-death situations in which they need luck and quick thinking to survive. While outrunning storms and surviving in the most extreme conditions, relatable characters encounter larger-than-life excitement!

Day with Dogs, A

This rich and playful homage to Richard Scarry features a cast of funny dog characters living their everyday lives. Here you can learn all about seasons, colours, food, town and country, night and day, school and work, and much more—including dog breeds, of course. This book that holds everything toddlers need, from numbers and getting dressed to emotions and the world around us—all in dogs!

Days of Change

There are days that make history, and then there are days that shape the world. this popular series examinesseven events that caused—and, in somecases, continue to cause—enormous global change . Each book examines how how the pivitaldays unfolded and surveys the worldboth pre and post event, while striking historical photographs and illustrations capturethe drama and powerful emotions of unforgettable happenings.

Dazzle Ships: World War I and the Art of Confusion

This dazzling nonfiction picture book explores art, desperation, and one man's incredible idea for saving ships from German torpedoes in World War I. Dazzle ships were the brainchild of Royal Navy commander Norman Wilkinson, who designed the dazzle camouflage as a way to transform ordinary British and American ships into eye-popping masterpieces.

Dead Girl