Bailey, Linda

Stanley the dog, having discovered he can get away with a lot while his owners are out, takes things a little too far when he decides to have a party that gets way out of hand.

Exploring what it feels like to be excluded and included, this celebration of one-of-a-kindness follows Dotty, a single unmatched mitten, as she learns, with the help of the Little Girl who owns her, that by being an individual instead of "matching," everyone can belong.

"A humorous survey of the practical things dinosaurs can do explains how otherwise unused dinosaurs can offer a perfect excuse for forgetting homework while also making good nutcrackers, kites, and burglar alarms"--OCLC.

"Cinderella meets her fairy dogmother, who helps her get ready for the ball"--Provided by publisher.

Eleven-year-old Lewis Dearborn who is lonely, anxious, and shy finds his life turned upside down when his great grandfather passes away and leaves his family with a decaying seaside mansion which is occupied by the ghosts of seven dead pirates.

A story in which a battle royale ensues between princesses and dinosaurs on who reigns supreme.

The Binkerton kids study the civilization of ancient China by traveling back to the time of the Han Dynasty.

Stevie Diamond and her partner, Jesse Kulniki, search for the kidnapper of a very important dog in an attempt to prove Jesse's innocence.

The three Binkerton children pay a visit to the Good Times Travel Agency and find themselves living in ancient Egypt where it is "tough and scary, " "hot and sweaty, " and "fun.".

At a family reunion Stevie uncovers a family mystery involving her long-lost Uncle Archie.