Zachariah OHora. Dial, $16.99 (32p) ISBN 978-0-8037-4011-2
The furry squirrel who narrates OHora’s tale has told everyone that his visiting cousin Momo can fly. It’s true—Momo is a flying squirrel—but when he arrives, he proves to be a tubby, shy fellow. With enormous eyes, a striped headband, and a camera...
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Zachariah OHora. Dial, $17.99 (40p) ISBN 978-0-8037-4140-9
OHora (My Cousin Momo) brings his playful wit and retro-kitchen-appliance palette to the story of Theodore and Oskar, whose weekly library visit takes a green and scaly turn. They’re brothers: Oskar’s human, and Theodore is a bear in plaid pants and
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Zachariah Ohora. Dial, $17.99 (40p) ISBN 978-0-7352-2791-0
Dilla lives with his cat Niblet. Gemma lives with her cat Ralph. The kids don’t know each other, but the cats do; they meow to each other as they sit in their windows. When both apartment doors stand open one day, an unplanned cat exchange ensues....
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Zachariah OHora. Abrams, $18.99 (40p) ISBN 978-1-4197-5190-5
There’s more than one kind of fuzzy in this story about community care: the abundant hair of protagonist Fuzzy Haskins, a skateboarding pink dog who requires two hair dryers after a bath, and the warm fuzzies that Fuzzy radiates as he moves...
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Zachariah OHora. Dial, $16.99 (32p) ISBN 978-0-8037-3852-2
When one is a small child with a temper, it helps to have a friend whose temper is even worse. Amelia’s closest pal is a mammoth blue gorilla named Nilson, and when she accidentally knocks over his building block structure, he has “the biggest, most
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Zachariah OHora. Tundra, $18.99 (48p) ISBN 978-1-77488-394-5
In a moving tale about “two whales, two boys and two Pauls,” Ohora introduces two kids and their flute-playing father, Paul Horn (1930–2014), who bond with a pair of orcas at a Vancouver sea park. The family, who regularly visit the animals’...
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