Leopold discovers he has the power to become invisible. He and his older sister Celine have various funny adventures as he uses his power in different places (home, school, just walking around). Leo’s nemesis is Alice, whose dog Scanner can find Leo even when he is invisible. Will Alice reveal his secret? Will Leo be discovered by someone else? Read to find out! First in a series.
Perfect for fans of Dogman and other goofy graphic novels!
While this Teaching Tolerance post about talking about complicated subjects is directed at classroom teachers, it is also useful for parents and caregivers.
Youth Services staff are here for you. If you need resources or information about any topic, please reach out to bookbag@mppl.org or call the library and we’ll be happy to help.
Have you and your family explored Kanopy yet? In addition to a ton of great independent movies for grownups, Kanopy has an entire section for kids. You can see amazing children’s animation from all over the world, enjoy a story from some of your favorite book characters, like Mo Willem’s Pigeon, or learn a new language with Little Pim!
You can watch Kanopy on your phone, tablet, or even your tv by adding the Kanopy app to your Roku or other streaming device. Go to mppl.kanopy.com to register your card, create an account, and start streaming today!
With the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, many families wish to learn more about her life and her work. Check out our resource list or come see our display in Youth Services.
Image of books about the life and work of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
“Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you.” – Ruth Bader Ginsburg
