Whooo's There? It's time for Thanksgiving dinner and Little Hoo and his friends and family are gathering for a feast. Introduce your little ones to the fun of bringing a community together for Thanksgiving with Little Hoo and all of his woodland friends. This bilingual Spanish/English picture book is perfect for bilingual families, classrooms and English or Spanish language learners.

Little Hoo is hosting all of his friends for a Thanksgiving feast, but first they have to arrive.

A guinea pig who lives in Toytown invites his friends in the toy store to a dinner party at midnight.

Whooo's There? It's time for Thanksgiving dinner and Little Hoo and his friends and family are gathering for a feast. Introduce your little ones to the fun of bringing a community together for Thanksgiving with Little Hoo and all of his woodland friends. This bilingual Spanish/English picture book is perfect for bilingual families, classrooms and English or Spanish language learners.

Little Hoo, an anxious owl, learns what makes Thanksgiving a super fun holiday in this charming picture book. Whooo’s There? It’s time for Thanksgiving dinner and Little Hoo and his friends and family are gathering for a feast. Introduce your little ones to the fun of bringing a community together for Thanksgiving with Little Hoo and all of his woodland friends. For kids ages 2–5.

Whooo's There? It's time for Thanksgiving dinner and Little Hoo and his friends and family are gathering for a feast. Introduce your little ones to the fun of bringing a community together for Thanksgiving with Little Hoo and all of his woodland friends. This bilingual Spanish/English picture book is perfect for bilingual families, classrooms and English or Spanish language learners.

In 2007, the United Nations adopted the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People, a landmark political recognition of indigenous rights. A decade later, this book looks at the status of those rights internationally. Written jointly by indigenous and non-indigenous scholars, the chapters feature case studies from four continents that explore the issues faced by Indigenous Peoples through three themes: land, spirituality, and self-determination.