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"An excellent selection for any collection, especially those with fans of robots and noisy interactive stories." —SLJ "Adults reading to large groups will get great mileage out of this uniquely mechanical medley..."—Kirkus Reviews "...delightfully unpredictable..."—Publishers Weekly

"Adults reading to large groups will get great mileage out of this uniquely mechanical medley..." —Kirkus Reviews "...delightfully unpredictable..." —Publishers Weekly

"Adults reading to large groups will get great mileage out of this uniquely mechanical medley..." —Kirkus Reviews

"An excellent selection for any collection, especially those with fans of robots and noisy interactive stories." —SLJ "Adults reading to large groups will get great mileage out of this uniquely mechanical medley..."—Kirkus Reviews "...delightfully unpredictable..."—Publishers Weekly "Preschoolers will love shouting out all the sounds, and a semi-poignant, semi-funny ending provides opportunities for discussion." —Horn Book

TWO MICE by Sergio Ruzzier (Clarion 2015) An ALA Notable Children's Book Horn Book Fanfare 2015 The Washington Post Best Children's Books of 2015 Kirkus Best Books of 2015 The Boston Globe Best Books of 2015 “Expressive, mildly mischievous pen-and-ink illustrations in soft colors develop details and drama that the words leave out.”—Horn Book, STARRED review   “Enormous appeal.”—Kirkus, STARRED review   WHOSE SHOE? by Eve Bunting, illustrated by Sergio Ruzzier (Clarion, 2015) “Ruzzier's pen, ink, and watercolor artwork uses spare details and white space to draw readers' eyes.”—Kirkus   A LETTER FOR LEO by Sergio Ruzzier (Clarion, 2014) “Ruzzier combines expressive animal characters, fanciful sherbet-hued artwork, and genuine emotion into a sweet tale of friendship.”—School Library Journal   HAVE YOU SEEN MY NEW BLUE SOCKS? by Eve Bunting, illustrated by Sergio Ruzzier (Clarion, 2013) "Duck's expression is all in the eyebrows—such angst over a pair of socks has never been conveyed so well. Blues, teals, and greens are the background for the child-friendly, offbeat details Ruzzier has planted in the illustrations."—Horn Book, STARRED review   "Lapsitters with sharp eyes can spot the gradual unraveling reveal of the new blue socks location in Ruzzier's broad, cartoon watercolors. A great addition to the literature on ducks—or socks!"—Kirkus, STARRED review   BEAR AND BEE by Sergio Ruzzier (Hyperion, 2013) "I Bee-lieve Sergio Ruzzier is a big Bear of a talent."—Maurice Sendak

Starting with a box of parts, the Nosy Fox, the Bear in a Blazer, the Blue Gnu, and other remarkable builders assemble the Robot, step by step. Each stage of the process has its own sound effect, and the growing list of sounds is repeated in every spread. Young children will happily Click, Clang, and Tappa Tappa along and relish the surprise ending of this winsome cumulative tale.