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Virtual Vacation, by Mary Sullivan, is a stunning collection of color photographs depicting scenes of natural beauty in Hawaii and in wild places all over the world. Each photograph is accompanied by a haiku.

Duck, Duck, Moose! Where is Goose? Help four friends search for Goose in this laugh-out-loud rhyming picture book from Geisel honor winner Mary Sullivan, perfect for reading aloud and for fans of I Yam A Donkey and The Bad Seed.

It is impossible not to root for Ceti, almost fifteen, who tells her story of growing up in shelters, learning soccer from her Gramps, and sleeping in her Mom's red truck where they listened over and over to Rolling Stones discs someone left behind. Following in the steps of her hero, Lionel Messi, Ceti is a shooting star on the field. A U.S. scout is coming to watch her play in the State Championship; she has Ruby, her best friend since kindergarten rooting for her, and a crush on a boy who lives in her building, Will. But at home, she'll find a spoon in the sink, a ball of tin foil and a needle in the trash. Her Mom, who used to be beautiful with her long honey hair and green eyes is now wasted and track-marked. And she is pregnant. Ceti's life goes up and down with a mother who wants only the next high. Her Mom's menacing and goofy boyfriend Foxface is always hounding Ceti; their junky friends start a fire in Ceti's apartment; and on the day of the semifinals, Ceti finds her Mom bleeding profusely. She steals a new iPhone for her Mom but is caught and disqualified from playing in the Championship game. Then Ruby decides on private school for next year, and Will stops hanging out with Ceti. When her Mom promises they can start over in New Hampshire, Ceti is hopeful. Instead, she finds her Mom has overdosed. Ceti, too, would be one more dream slipping away if she didn't have the courage to hold on to what she loves the most.

Geisel Honor winner Mary Sullivan humorously and deftly delivers a sweet spin on cat-and-dog rivalry. Perfect for fans of Kelly DiPucchio and Vera Brosgol.

Through heartfelt and lyrical prayers, Mary Sullivan offers a collection designed for Catholics seeking to reconnect loved ones who have strayed from their faith. These prayers aim to provide encouragement, peace, and a sense of surrender, fostering hope for their return to the Sacraments and the Church. Accompanied by Bible verses, the book emphasizes the importance of God's Word as the ultimate source of truth and mercy, guiding both the faithful and their loved ones back to a loving relationship with God.

Mary grapples with a deep sense of anger and pain, leading her to confront her many questions for God. As time passes, her inquiries grow more intense, reflecting her struggle to find meaning and understanding in her suffering. The narrative explores themes of faith, doubt, and the search for answers in the face of life's challenges.

In a surprising twist, Alligator helps Duck find his family.

The story centers on Frankie, a new dog adjusting to life with Nico, who already has a home, bed, and ball. As Frankie navigates the challenges of sharing and finding his place in the pack, the narrative blends humor and heartfelt moments. The book showcases the dynamics of canine friendship and the journey of two pups with distinct personalities as they learn to coexist and bond. Mary Sullivan's engaging illustrations complement this charming tale about friendship and belonging.

The long-awaited, authorized biography of legendary Kinky Friedman.