Giselle Potter

Mara Rockliff

How Frieda Caplan Changed the Way We Eat

Try It!

At bedtime, a little girl asks her big sister to tell her what to dream about and together they imagine the possibilities.

Tell Me What to Dream About

A little girl who has made her own dollhouse from a box and her vivid imagination has trouble playing with her friend Sophie's perfect dolls and dollhouse, but when Sophie comes to visit she is afraid that her handiwork will not be good enough for Sophie.

This Is My Dollhouse

This is My Dollhouse

A playful look at sibling love that celebrates the special bond of sisters A little sister envies her big sister: for being so tall, for having all her grown-up teeth, for swinging so high at the playground. But it turns out her big sister admires her just as much: for being so funny, for doing her famous wiggle dance, for being her little sister! In this heartwarming and playful story of mutual sibling appreciation, Giselle Potter perfectly reflects how we all want to be someone else sometimes—but that at the end of the day, it’s best to be exactly who we are!

Sister Wish

When attention must be paid to her little sister's birthday, Giselle, who lives with her family in France, makes inappropriate gift suggestions and almost spoils the big day. Based on the author's childhood memories.

Chloë's Birthday-- and Me

Chloë's Birthday--and Me

Journey with two sisters into the world of dreams in this delightfully offbeat read-aloud bedtime story. Little sister asks big sister to tell her what to dream about at bedtime, and big sister presents her with possibilities, such as eating a meal of teeny-tiny waffles with teeny-tiny animals, living in a furry world, and residing in a tree-house town. Little sister is wary of each idea, until together the girls hit upon the perfect dream. Full of fantastic dreamscapes from each girl's point of view and quirky details that children will want to investigate again and again, this beautiful, irreverant title will inspire the imaginations of readers young and old.

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