badgers

J. Grumley Badger, biggest grouch in the neighborhood, becomes more and more pleasant when he meets Brunhilda Badger.

When things change around the house after her baby sister is born, Francisca decides to run away--but not too far.

Jealous of her sister's birthday, Frances becomes mean and selfish, until rare generosity and birthday spirit move her to reluctantly give her coveted gift.

A young badger pretends to be a pirate until it's time for supper.

This book introduces badgers, describing their burrows, physical characteristics, eating habits, reproduction, and hunting ability.

The badger is famous for its dogged toughness and distinctive coloring. Badgers have long fascinated people, as can be seen by their popularity as a mascot and in children's books. Emerging readers will love learning about these fierce mammals and their cozy, underground homes.

One night, in the depths of a harsh winter, Fox, Mouse, and Hare are moved to do their best with the little they have to help a cold and hungry badger.

A young badger pretends to be a pirate until it's time for supper.

Frances foils Thelma's plot to trick her out of a new china set.

Living on his own for the first time, Badger begins to wonder if his neighbor Owl will make life more difficult.