Butler, Beverly

Visiting for the first time on the family farm, fourteen-year-old Annabel gradually unravels a mystery involving a crying cat, an abandoned house, a fortyyear-old feud, suspicions of murder, and her own grandparents.

Fourteen-year-old Cathy becomes increasingly despondent over the loss of her sight until a seeing-eye dog comes into her life.

A young Indian girl is torn between her heritage and life as a white American.

A young girl is determined to prove she can succeed as a speech therapist despite her blindness.

In the north woods of Wisconsin following a forest fire that destroys their town in 1871, 17-year-old Mary James forms a new respect for her older sister.

The author describes her experiences at Pilot Dogs, a facility in Ohio where she trained with a guide dog.

Thirteen-year-old Kirsty, confined to a wheelchair by a car accident, finds herself living with a new stepmother and stepsister in a strange old house formerly inhabited by a witch who wants it back.

In this poem a child explores the varied powers of the wind.