A young girl and her lovable dog, Lulu, are the best of friends. They play games together, explore their neighborhood, and even cuddle up to read bedtime stories each night. Lulu is the best dog a girl could ever hope for, but when she grows older and gradually becomes weak, the little girl must face the sad possibility of losing her dear friend, and inevitably, cope with the death of her canine companion. Though she is deeply saddened by Lulu's passing and misses her very much, over time the little girl discovers that the sweet memory of her beloved Lulu will live on forever... in her heart.
With realistic, hopeful illustrations by Ard Hoyt, this tender tale offers an accessible lens to young children learning to understand and cope with the mixed emotions that come with the loss of a loved one.

在浩如烟海的哲学典籍中，无数睿智的哲学家留下了宝贵的世界与人生智慧，予人启发。本书独辟蹊径，由画者韦尔乔以钢笔线条，诠释作者浓缩后的哲理和故事，以古朴雅致的独特风格、自由驰骋的精妙创意，解读西方古代哲学的激荡画卷。图文交相辉映，雅俗共赏，知识与艺术相得益彰。阅读本书，可欣赏机智洒脱、轻松灵动的线条，更可在艺术之美中，了解西方哲学的深刻精髓，获得心灵的启迪与超脱。
本书主要介绍了哥伦布、麦哲伦、哥白尼、伽利略等探险家，以及布鲁诺、蒙田、培根等哲学家。

It's hard to be Velma, the littlest Gratch, entering the first grade. That's because everyone has marvelous memories of her two older sisters, who were practically perfect first graders. Poor Velma—people can barely remember her name. But all that changes on a class trip to the magnificent Butterfly Conservatory—a place neither of her sisters has ever been. When a monarch roosts on Velma's finger and won't budge for days . . . well, no one will forget Velma ever again. Acclaimed and bestselling illustrator Kevin Hawkes and author Alan Madison celebrate everything butterfly—from migration to metamorphosis. Watch as Velma Gratch metamorphosizes from a timid first grader into a confident young scientist!

An outstanding book for young naturalists Floy Hutchings, also known as Squirrel, is the daughter of the man who opened the first hotel in the Yosemite Valley in the 1860s. She has to fend for herself much of the time and is considered wild by her family and her father's guests. When the future naturalist John Muir is hired as a carpenter, Floy becomes his inquisitive shadow as he builds himself a cabin over a stream, talks to flowers, and listens to snow. Floy, determined never to grow up because she'd have to be a lady, and Muir, searching nature for a way to live free of society's expectations, are primed to find common ground. In this story set against a backdrop of watercolor paintings that vividly capture the beauty of Yosemite, Floy learns to see the world through John Muir's eyes.

The Mona Lisa Caper is based on true events that began to unfold on Monday, August 21, 1911, when Vincenzo Perugia shocked the world by stealing the most famous of the many treasures in the Louvre.
Though Vincenzo was a thief, he meant well. He simply wanted to return the painting to the Italian people in the mistaken belief that it had been stolen from them. Eventually, inevitably, Vincenzo was captured in Florence and put on trial. Italians gave him their hearts for his patriotism. In fact, he received so much food, wine, clothing, and furniture, that he had to be moved to a larger cell!
Throughout Rick Jacobson’s lively text, Mona Lisa herself narrates the story of her trip back to the city of her creation. The playful art Rick has painted along with his wife, Laura Fernandez, heightens the fun. Not only is it Keystone-Cops funny, it is a sound introduction to the painting that continues to delight, amaze, and mystify hundreds of years after Leonardo da Vinci’s death.

What a night!
The moon is full.
Kitten is hungry
and inquisitive
and brave
and fast
and persistent
and unlucky . . .
then lucky!
What a night!
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Moments of humour, surreal fantasy, and the sometimes devastating ways we interact with the people we love the most, are presented in Shaun Tan’s typical thought-provoking style.
RULES OF SUMMER, is a deceptively simple story about two boys, one older and one younger, and the kind of ‘rules’ that might govern any relationship between close friends or siblings. Rules that are often so strange or arbitrary, they seem impossible to understand from the outside. Yet through each exquisite illustration of this nearly wordless narrative, we can enjoy wandering around an emotional landscape that is oddly familiar to us all.
Shaun Tan draws upon his own personal experiences with a surreal snapshot of fishing adventures with his older brother, leaving a sock on the clothes line, and buildings inspired by Brunswick and greater Melbourne.
As you venture deep into the story, these poetic images become darker, more mysterious and unsettling, drawing towards a redemptive ending that affirms the depth of true friendship, a bond that is equally wonderful and inexplicable.

This title is suitable for ages 4-8. Sometimes life presents us with unexpected magical moments. So it is in this tale of a snowman named just Bob: when a young child builds a snowman, he comes to life just long enough to impart a few thoughts about the importance of building and holding friendships dear. Illustrated with warmth and whimsy, this book is a classic story the whole family can share.

一个小男孩掩面哭泣，他身后有一群小朋友，对于小男孩的遭遇，大家都说：“不关我的事啊。”“跟我没关系。”……书的后半部分是触目惊心的照片，关于污染、战争、贫困……作者问：和我没有关系吗？书中内容编排新颖，教孩子学会关爱与承担责任。

For anyone who ever doubted it, Todd Parr is here to tell us all thatit's okay to be different. With his signature artistic style, featuring brightlycolored, childlike figures outlined in heavy black, Parr shows readers over andover that just about anything goes. From the sensitive ("It's okay to beadopted"--the accompanying illustration shows a kangaroo with a puppy in herpouch) to the downright silly ("It's okay to eat macaroni and cheese in thebathtub"), kids of every shape, size, color, family makeup, and background willfeel included in this gentle, witty book. In this simple, playful celebration ofdiversity, Parr doesn't need to hammer readers over the head with his message.Parr is well known for his funky feel-good titles, including Things That Make You Feel Good/ThingsThat Make You Feel Bad, Underwear Do's and Don'ts, andThis Is My Hair. (Ages 3to 6) --Emilie Coulter

说起我家的老妈，做饭和家务都不怎么在行，工作的业绩也……
但是，我就喜欢我的30分老妈。老爸、老妈、姐姐阿望、作者小玉、玩偶阿吉猫，高木直子全家出场，上演自传式温馨家庭剧。
任性但不惹人讨厌的小女儿——小玉，做事认真大女儿——阿望，总是很温和的爸爸，还有不太会做饭也不太会干家务的妈妈，一同上演温馨家庭故事。对于小姐妹来说，妈妈虽然生气的时候有点吓人，但她总是香喷喷的，孩子们永远都喜欢和她在一起。
《30分老妈》是以作者孩提时代的回忆为蓝本的虚构故事，题目叫做“30分老妈”，但不是说她是“差劲的妈妈”，是因为当时老妈的工作业绩曾经是30分，再加上妈妈人有点呆呆的又可爱，所以起了这个名字。拿一般的“贤妻良母”的标准来衡量的话是有差距，但是作者和姐姐，以及后来出生的弟弟，都健康、正直地长大成人，单凭这一点，她就是“满分老妈”了。

It presents more than 500 of the paintings, collages, sketches, and sculptures in Picasso's massive private collection, dispersed throughout three discrete locations.

《你今天真好看》是一本清新暖萌的漫画集，收录了莉兹•克里莫150多张逗趣漫画。书中集结了所有你能想到的各种萌物，恐龙、棕熊、兔子、企鹅，甚至还有伞蜥、獾、土拨鼠、狐獴……在诙谐的对话中，它们展现出一种与生俱来的幽默感和令人艳羡的生活情趣。
你可能是书中任何一个动物，而书 中的动物可能是你身边的任何一个人。
谁不曾享受过与父母的温情一刻？
谁没有被朋友的玩笑弄得一时语塞？
谁不会因自己反应慢半拍而哭笑不得？
这本书就是有这样的魔力让你不由自主地会心一笑。

莫高窟是座被埋在大漠之中的宝库。20世纪40年代起陆续有学者艺术家前赴研究，在此扎根落户、奉献余生，子辈孙辈终生守护国家文物。《敦煌壁画复原图》即是一家三代敦煌艺术研究者的心血之作。本画册按年代排序，筛选复原画作170幅，带您一览美丽庄重的艺术文化瑰宝！

漫画是一种上帝和魔鬼都懂的语言。尤其是以画布自圆其说的无字漫画，更是在不同文化历史背景的人群间架设了一座相互理解和沟通的桥梁。
当今世界每年都要举办个国际性的漫画艺术展览，在这些展览当中，书是一个最为常见的主题。收入本书的漫画系2005年的最新作品，其中既有诸如乌克兰的科索布金、俄罗斯的瓦伦丁、意大利的德尔庞、波兰的伊伦纽兹等世界知名漫画家的作品，也有许多在国际漫画舞台上崭露头角的青年漫画家如瓦特臣科等的佳作。可以说，这150幅关于书的漫画浓缩了当代无字漫画的最新成果，读者从中可以领略到当下国际漫画的多元风采。
书、人、世界，可以说是这些情态纷呈的漫画共同的主题，漫画家们以直觉去体察其间悖谬与错位，形诸笔下的，却是洋溢着诗意与幽默感的画面。

一幅幅丰富多彩，充满感性、温情，而自然的文字与图像，深刻传递出爱的关怀。
老爸老妈随时表现对孩子的关爱，并和孩子共同经营他的人际关系，让他的家庭生活与学校生活更快乐。
孩子只需要一点点小小的举动，把你对老爸老妈的爱意表露无遗，并适时地加温，让他们的生活更甜蜜。
细细品味，你会蓦然发现，家的幸福其实就跃动在你的手中。