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Signed Copies from One of Our Favorite Local Authors!
Books Inc. Laurel Village is proud to be the local bookstore for Raina Telgemeier, author of the wildly popular graphic novels, Smile, Sisters, and Drama. One of the lovely things about being an author's store, is that they stop by and sign stock! All three titles are available in signed editions. Check stores for stock.
Kids Movies Based on Books!
The BFG teaser trialer has just been released, and we're extremely excited to see this new adaption of Roald Dahl's beloved children's book!
In honor of this big release, we'd like to remind you of a few other classic stories getting reboots in the coming year!
The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling
Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll
The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Favorite Children's Books of 2015!
The year is coming to an end, which mean's it's time for all the Best of 2015 lists! Publisher's Weekly, Kirkus, The Library Journal, Parent's Magazine, The New York Times, and many more companies are putting their favorites out there. Here are our top 10 favorite Children's books of 2015, voted on by your lovely Books Inc. booksellers!
1. The Day the Crayons Came Home by Drew Daywalt and Oliver Jeffers
"We knew the crayons quit, but what did they do? Well, Neon Red travels around the world. Orange & Yellow have melted together. Pea Green has changed his name to Esteban and is looking for adventure, but… it's raining… so that enough adventure for him. A HILARIOUS follow up to The Dray the Crayons Quit."
— Sharon at Books Inc. in Palo Alto
2. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: The Illustrated Edition by J.K. Rowling
"This is the same story we know and love, but now with gorgeous color illustrations. Whether you've read the series over and over, or you're just starting it for the first time- this is the perfect gift for Harry Potter fans of ALL ages! "
— Caitlin from Books Inc. Children's Department
3. The Marvels by Brian Selznick
"The Marvels follows many generations of a theater family, starting in 1766,told entirely in stunning drawings for the first 387 pages. On page 390 weenter 1990 and the text story of Joseph Jervis and his mysterious uncle Albert Nightingale who lives in a house that seems to be stuck in the lastcentury. Selznick explores story, truth and family so touchingly that you will hug the book to your heart when you finish."
— Sharon at Books Inc. in Palo Alto
4.The Sea Tiger by Victoria Turnbull
"This sweet, quiet tale is the story of sea tiger and a shy merboy named Oscar. It's a story about friendship and imagination, and the gorgeously illustrated underwater world will stay with you long after you finish reading."
— Caitlin from Books Inc. Children's Department
5. Louis I, King of the Sheep by Olivier Tallec
"One day Louis, just an ordinary everyday sheep, is grazing in his pasture when a gust of wind blows a crown in his path. He picks up the crown, places it on his own head, and his life is suddenly changed forever. No longer content with his regular-sheep life, Louis sets out to be King of the sheep. But what starts out with the best of intentions, quickly dissolves into chaos. This book is definitely in the same vein as Seuss' The Butter Battle Book or Yertle the Turtle with its message of what happens when absolute power corrupts absolutely. Perhaps for a slightly older crowd (4-7), the book definitely brings up topics that are great for discussion, especially given the current climate of global politics."
— Katherine at Books Inc. in Laurel Village
6.The Good Little Book by Kyo Maclear
"An eloquently told celebration of the wonders and joys of reading that goes beyond simply telling children to read and instead shows them why they should."
— Jayne at Compass Books at SFO
7. The Thing About Jellyfish by Ali Benjamin
"The Thing About Jellyfish is simply brilliant. A 12 year old girl deals with grief in a most unusual way. Perfect for 10 and up but adults should read it too. Readers who loved Counting By Sevens will treasure it."
— Glen from Mountain View
8. Naughty Mabel by Nathan Lane and Devlin Elliot
"I LOVE THIS BOOK! I LOVE MABEL, a spoiled, privileged Frenchie Bulldog! Her antics will make you cringe and laugh! I can picture Nathan Lane reading this book, dahling. I hope he will write more Naughty Mabel stories! Anyone who has owned a spoiled pet, will be able to relate to this."
— Dori from Books Inc. in Mountain View
9. Robo-Sauce by Adam Rubin
"FACT: Robots are awesome, and so it this book! This is a smart and very funny story about the power of imagination, with an amazing fold-out surprise at the end."
— Caitlin from Books Inc. Children's Department
10. George by Alex Gino
"George, or rather Melissa is a girl. She's known this ever since she was little. Ut everyone says she's a boy. Determined to be who she is, Melissa and her best friend come up with a plan to show everyone the truth. I loved Alex Gino's GEORGE and how the story is about how one girl and her community face problems together despite roadblacks. An incredibly lovely and important debut"
— Ren at Compass Books at SFO
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Author_Loves: Gianna Marino
This November, we asked children's author, Gianna Marino, what children's book she loves:
The Little Prince (Le Petit Prince) by by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
The Little Prince (Le Petit Prince) by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry was originally published in French in 1943 and has since become a classic and staple in children's literature around the world. Recently, there's been a reemergence of it in an array of formats to enjoy. Here are just a few you may be able to find in our stores:
For the wee ones, introduce them to the beloved story before they can even read it themselves!
For the 6-8 range. The illustrations in this edition are based off the film version coming out soon.
This is version I think most of us are familar with. Just right for the middle readers (8-12) or adults wondering what it's all about!
Like this one..
And this one with the original text!
We also wouldn't want to leave it out of the coloring craze! (But seriously, it looks gorgeous!!)
Finally, if you've already read and colored this beautiful story, there's a movie coming out March 2016... bring tissues, I'm tearing up already!

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Another excellent sample of Japanese filmmaking, "A Chorus of Angels" implements all the distinct characteristics of the country's cinema, while excelling at the technical department, with magnificent sound and cinematography, and the awards from the Japanese Academy for Best Music Score, Cinematography and Lighting being utterly justified.
Based on the short story "Ni-jyu Nian Go no Shyukudai" from the "Oufuku Shokan" collection by Kanae Minato (Confessions), the film revolves around Haru Kawashima, a retired school teacher, who currently works as a librarian, the six students (3 boys and 3 girls) she had when she was teaching in a remote village in Hokkaido 20 years before, the chorus they have assembled, an accident that brought their relationship to demise, and a number »
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Using C# (VS 2010 Express) I read the contents of a text file into a string. The string is rather long but reliably broken up by "\t" for tabs and "\r\n" for carriage returns/newlines.
The tabs indicate a new column of data, and new line indicates a new row of data.
I want to create an array or List of dimensions (X)(Y) such that each spot in the array can hold 1 row of data from the text file, and all of the Y columns contained in that 1 row ("\t" means a new column of data, and "\r\n" means a new row of data").
To make things simple let's say my text has 10 rows of data, and 2 columns. I'd like to create an array or List or whatever you think is best to store the data. How do I do this? Thanks.
This is the code that I used to read the data in the text file into a string:
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