First time to the library for the summer and A got her first library card! She was VERY excited. And with M and C and A all having cards (plus me), it means my haul is quite large this week. The question is: can you guess who got what??

Picture Books:
Everybody Bonjours!, by Leslie Kimmelman/Illus. by Sarah McMenemy
Buzzy Widget, by Kevin Kiser/Illus. by John O’Brien
Pinkerton, Behave!, by Steven Kellogg
Yankee Doodle, by Steven Kellogg
Kids Go!, by They Might Be Giants
You’re a Grand Old Flag, Norman Rockwell/George M. Cohan

Middle Grade Fiction
Alcatraz Versus The Knights Of Crystallia, by Brandon Sanderson
12 Finally, by Wendy Mass
The Prince of Fenway Park, by Julianna Baggot
Interference Powder, by Jean Hanff Korelitz
The T. F. Letters, by Karen Ray
Wishing for Tomorrow: The Sequel to A Little Princess, by Hilary McKay

Easy Readers:
Practice Makes Perfect for Rotten Ralph, by Jack Gantos/Illus. by Nicole Rubel
My New Glasses: Learning the Gl Sound , by Dina Santos
Emily’s Shoes , by Joan Cottle
The Disney Jr. Graphic Novels #3: Lion King

Graphic Novels
Manga Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night’s Dream

YA Fiction:
Outlaws of Moonshadow Marsh: The Sign of Qin – Book #1, by L. G. Bass

Non-Fiction:
Women Warriors: Myths and Legends of Heroic Women, by Marianna Mayer/Illus by Julek Heller
The Frog Scientist (Scientists in the Field Series), by Pamela S. Turner/ Photographs by Andy Comins
Ancient China: Life, Myth and Art, by Edward L. Shaughnessy
Encyclopedia of Spirits: The Ultimate Guide to the Magic of Fairies, Genies, Demons, Ghosts, Gods & Goddesses, by Judika Illes
Psychic Children: Revealing the Intuitive Gifts and Hidden Abilities of Boys and Girls, by Sylvia Browne with Lindsay Harrison
5001 Things for Kids to Do, by Barbara Ann Kipfer

The roundup is either at Adventures of an Intrepid Reader or A Striped Armchair. Obligatory FTC note: the links are provided through my Amazon Associates account. If you click through and actually purchase one of these books, I’ll get a teeny, tiny payment. But, since no one ever does, and it’s SO much easier using the associates account to put up these links, I’m going to keep doing it.