Ylvisaker, Anne

A brief introduction to Lake Michigan, discussing how the lake was formed, its early people, important industries, and how it is used today.

Explains how and why ice storms form, discusses the damage they can cause, looks at ways to predict them, and examines some of history's most disastrous ice storms.

In September of 1943, one year after her father's death, nine-year-old Isabelle begins writing him letters, which are interspersed with letters to other members of her family, relating important events in her life and how she feels about them.

Tugs Button's cousin Ned wants to be a football player, and although his size and a bully who keeps him and his friends out of their games stand in the way, Ned's eccentric Grandpa Ike and his own ability may give him his chance.

In Iowa circa 1929, spunky twelve-year-old Tugs vows to turn her family's luck around, with the help of a Brownie camera and a small-town mystery that only she can solve.

Harold "Little" Klein is so much smaller than his three older brothers, a boisterous gang held together by bighearted Mother Klein, that he often feels small and left out but when disaster strikes, it is up to Harold and LeRoy, the stray dog he has adopted, to save the day.

In September of 1943, one year after her father's death, nine-year-old Isabelle begins writing him letters, which are interspersed with letters to other members of her family, relating important events in her life and how she feels about them.

Discusses Ontario, the smallest of the five Great Lakes, its creation, history, people, industry, and present uses.

Provides information on the formation, early people, important industries, pollution, and modern uses of Lake Erie.