Sue Cornelison

Howard B. Wigglebottom, a young rabbit who is only interested in his toys and what he is going to get for Christmas, begins to regret his behavior when he suddenly finds himself parted from his family, but a flock of helpful new friends teaches him the more lasting happiness that can come from giving and sharing.

Howard find the burden of all the lies he has been telling to be too much.

The goal of the author is to help children to become better listeners.

Joey, the new kid in Howard's class, has a hard time sitting still and paying attention, and when Joey tells Howard he just wants to fit in with the other students, Howard uses Joey's chameleons to help Joey learn how to be a part of the group and fit in better with the other kids.

A Junior Library Guild Selection June 2019
Best Books for Kids 2019, New York Public Library
2020 Skipping Stones Honor Awards
Cuando un padre es apartado de su familia y enfrenta la deportación, su familia se queda sufriendo con el duelo y deseando saber qué sucederá después. Maricela, Manuel y su madre enfrentan los muchos desafíos al tener que su vida es cambiada completamente por la ausencia de su padre y su esposo.

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