raccoons

Most boys have a dog as a pet, Sterling North has a raccoon named Rascal.

Albert loves the raccoon that his uncle sends him, but the mischievous creature causes an uproar when Albert takes him to his father's candy factory.

Raids on his corn, garbage can, and bird feeder lead Mr. Twerkle to trap five raccoons and take them out to the woods, but they refuse to stay where he puts them.

A family of raccoons searches for the perfect home, only to find that what they had been looking for is right under their noses.

A group of desperate and daring raccoons organize a bold hijacking scheme when their lush food supply is threatened by a pair of efficient young garbage collectors.

When Leo the raccoon and Lester the hippopotamus go to town, Leo has the challenging job of monitoring Lester's manners.

Discusses the characteristics, habits, and behavior of the raccoon, a very adaptable animal native to North America.

Describes how the author raised an orphaned raccoon cub so that it could eventually resume its life in the wild.

Raccoon twins Arabella and Albert track down the robbers who stole Mrs. Turtle's eggs.