Handprint Staff Books

After vanishing without a trace one night during a camping trip, twelve-year-old Joey reappears two years later, showing no signs of having aged and carrying memories of a strange light in the sky.

There s A Hole In My Bucket

By Schubert Ingrid, Handprint Staff

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A retelling of a German folksong about a bear unable to water his flowers because every attempt to repair the hole in his bucket only leads to further problems.

Just A Minute

By Anke Kranendonk, Handprint Staff

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Neglected by his busy mother, Piggy wreaks havoc both inside and outside the house.

My Daddy

By Handprint Staff, Susan Paradis

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A young boy marvels at the things his daddy can do including cross the street alone, run outside without a coat, stay up way past midnight, and wander in the deepest woods.

Bee And Jacky

By Handprint Staff, Carolyn Coman

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Thirteen-year-old Bee resumes the physical relationship she has had in the past with her seventeen-year-old brother Jacky, a move that forces them to confront their personal histories.

Flowers For Wicked Witch

By Handprint Staff, Hanna Kraan

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The continuing adventures of a not-quite-so-wicked witch who lives in the forest with an owl, a hare, and a hedgehog.

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