Amy Elizabeth Explores Bloomingdale's

E. L. Konigsburg. Aladdin Paperbacks, $6.99 (32pp) ISBN 978-0-689-83201-7

Sidetracked by such attractions as the Empire State Building and a Broadway musical, the visiting narrator and her New Yorker grandmother never make it to Bloomie's. ""A vivid portrait of a distraction-filled city--and of a most affectionate relationship,"" said PW. Ages 4-7. (Sept.)

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