Picture Books Order from your local book store or on-line sources such as Chapters and Amazon.
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MONSTER MANNERS
If you get invited to a monster's house for dinner, be sure to mind your manners or very strange things might happen! Illustrations by Sampar also available in French |
TOGETHER (Annick Press 2009) ages 1 - 3
Illustrations by Alice Priestley |
MATTLAND ages 4-8 (Annick Press 2009)
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THE SIDEWALK RESCUE ages 4-8 (Annick Pess 2004) |
BENEATH THE BRIDGE (Annick Press 2004) |
A SECOND IS A HICCUP A Child's Book of Time (North Winds, Scholastic, 2004) |
TWO SO SMALL ages 4-8 (Annick Press 2000) |
THE LIST ages 4-8 (Annick Press 2007)
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ONE DUCK ages 4-8 (Annick Press 2007)
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TESS ages 4-8 (Annick Press 2007) |
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Yancy and Bear and It's Raining, Yancy and Bear (Toronto:Annick 1996 and 1998) A boy and his bear change places! Illustrations by Ruth Ohi |
And you Can Be the Cat (Toronto: Annick 1992) Norman loves to play with his older sister and her friend but he's fed up with always being the cat! Illustrations by Ruth Ohi |
I'd Know You Anywhere (Toronto:Annick 2002) A small boy's imagination and the father who will always find him. Illustrations by Ruth Ohi. Also translated into Korean. |
Yancy and Bear and It's Raining, Yancy and Bear (Toronto:Annick 1996 and 1998) A boy and his bear change places! Illustrations by Ruth Ohi |
One Dark Night (New York:Viking 2001) A boy cares for a cat during a thunder storm with surprising results. Illustrations by Kathleen Hartung |
The Wide World of Suzie Mallard (Memphis: Ducks Unlimited,200) The first year in a young duck's life. |
Katie's Babbling Brother (Toronto: Annick 1991) The trials anad tribulations of having a young brother. Contact Author for Details |
Norman's Snowball (Toronto: Annick 1989) Norman and Leanna roll a huge snowball with hilarious results. Contact Author for Details |
Ben's Snow Song (Toronto: Annick 1987) A gentle, lyrical story about a family's winter picnic in the mountains. Illustrations by Lisa Smith. Contact Author for Details |
Believing Sophie (Morton Grove,Ill: Albert Whitman and Co. 1995) A young girl is unjustly accused of shoplifting. Illustrations by Dorothy Donohue. |
The Catfish Palace (Toronto:Annick 1993) A too big catfish in a too small tank sets Cindy thinking and, when the time is right, sending a letter. Illustrations by Ruth Ohi |
Nicholas at the Library (Toronto: Annick 1990) Nicholas and an adventurous librarian rescue a lost story chimpanzee and discover the wonder of books. Illustrations by Ruth Ohi Chosen by The Canadian Book Manufacturers' Assoc. (1999) & by TD Bank Financial/Canadian Children's Book Centre (2000) for the Great Canadian Book Giveaway in support of literacy. |
Leanna Builds a Genie Trap (Toronto: Annick 1986) Leanna works out a compromise with the magical being in her house. Illustrations Catharine O'Neill Selected for the White Raven Collection of the International Youth Library in Munich |
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Contact the author at hjhutch@telusplanet.net Back to Hazel Hutchins Home Page Click Here For Magical Novels ages 8 - 11Click Here For the “TJ” Series ages 7 – ll Click Here For Robyn first novels - easy reading ages 6-8 click here ------