Renée Kurilla

From piles of leaves to fun Halloweens there are many reasons to celebrate the fall season. Colors bursting, shadows tall. There's lots to celebrate -- it's fall! Break out your fuzzy socks and cozy scarves! Bring on the doughnuts, cider, and pies! It's time for corn mazes, trick-or-treating, and all the Thanksgiving food you can eat... It's fall! With playful rhymes and lively illustrations, this celebratory book shows the many ways we welcome and...

"Three mermaid troubadours, draped with leis and strumming harps, sing their blessings to sea creatures everywhere, traveling the ocean to deliver a benediction to their beloved community of fish, whales, sharks, sea snails and many others"-- Provided by publisher.

"When third grader and inventor extraordinaire Ada Lace learns her teachers are in dire need of new school supplies, she's eager to lend a helping hand--but how? With a bake sale? A class carnival? Most ideas seem out of reach for a kid like her, until Tycho suggests Ada try her hand at posting informational videos. If she's able to build up a big online viewership, she could easily raise funds for their school. And with Nina as her visionary director,...

Simple text and illustrations introduce readers to dragons, discussing the myths surrounding them and more.

When a snowstorm strikes during school, some kids are worried they'll be stuck at the school until summer. Bel helps her friends understand what makes a snowstorm become a blizzard as they watch the weather hoping it will let up before school is out. Includes a science activity, a glossary, and resources for further information.

Eight-year-old Ada and new friend Tycho help Nina by coding a website displaying her online portfolio, then work together again to document a case of fraud.

When a storm produces hail that rains downs on the house, Bel's dog Stormy and her cousin Dylan are frightened. Bel explains why ice falls from the sky in the summer months. Includes a science activity, a glossary, and resources for further information.

Eight-year-old Ada uses new skills she learned from Milton to see if he sabotaged the social studies project Nina and the two of them worked on together.

Even though she's allergic to most animal pets, a young girl named Piper still wishes she could have one, so she makes an imaginary one out of slime. When a magical bottle of sparkly dust turns her slime into a real pet, Piper learns the challenges and rewards of caring for a creature.

Eight-year-old Ada Lace is determined to win the robot-building competition but is struggling with her art class so she soon wonders if there might be a way to use both science and art to solve her problems.