David Steinberg

In rhyming text, a family prepares for the Passover holiday, cleaning house, banishing breads, loading the pantry with matzoh, and getting the Seder plate ready.

Follows a group of children at Thanksgiving, from making stuffing with Grandma, to playing Plymouth Rock in a school play, to eating leftover turkey. Includes a sticker sheet.

Follows a group of children at Christmas, from writing letters to Santa to picking the perfect tree. Includes a sticker sheet.

"A personal history of comedy from the 1950s to the present, with interviews conducted by the author." --publisher. Steinberg, a comic instation himself, provide a personal history of comedy from the 1950s to the present. From the historic greats to the greats of right now, Steinberg makes clear why he loves comedy and the comedians who have been by his side in his work, and in his life, for more than sixty years. -- adapted from jacket

Poems celebrating mothers and ways to honor Mother's Day.

Kevin Shepherd has gotten away with lying his entire life, but when scheming producer Larry Wolf steals Kevin's idea for a hot new video game, the tables get turned. Kevin realizes he's met his match, a Bigger Fatter Liar, when Wolf refuses to admit the truth. Kevin declares, "Game On," as he and his best friend Becca stop at nothing to get Wolf to tell the truth, plotting a series of devious pranks to set the record straight.

To recover stolen data in a progressive school, the FBI's toughest agent must go undercover on his most difficult assignment yet: teaching a class full of liberal kindergarteners.