Smith, Sherwood

Presents a cartoon version of Hugo's story about a convict who seeks to redeem his past in revolutionary Paris, and features essays on the author, background, themes, characters, and significance of the work.

Miniature people who live in an old country house by borrowing things from the humans are forced to emigrate from their home under the clock.

Pulled two centuries back in time to Europe during the rise of Napoleon, Kim Murray -- now a spirit -- must guard young Aurelie and get the child to the small, magical country of Dobrenica -- or more than just one family will vanish.

While Wren and Prince Connor set off to uncover her parentage, a sinister wizard creates havoc back home in Cantimoor and threatens to kidnap Wren's best friend, Princess Teressa. Sequel to "Wren to the Rescue.".

Brought to court by a mysterious letter, teenage Countess Meliara finds herself the subject of all sorts of courtly intrigues and attentions, including those of the deposed king's sister and an ardent, secret suitor.

In Kansas, two sisters are engulfed by a terrible tornado and deposited in the Quadling Country ruled over by Glinda the Good in the land of Oz.

Brad Ellis, a serious young American, and Lucy Beale, servant at the boarding school where Brad's father is headmaster, find themselves aboard the Basset on a fantastical voyage into the realms of imagination.

Lady Lilah disguises herself and sneaks out of the palace, only to find the country is in revolution and her brother is one of the ring-leaders.

With the help of a prince and an apprentice wizard, Wren strives to rescue her best friend, a princess named Tess, from the fortress of a wicked king.

To fulfill their father's dying wish, teenage Countess Meliara and her brother Branaric organize a revolution against a greedy king.