Greenwald, Sheila

Through their restoration of an abandoned playhouse full of antique dolls, two young girls show several other members of the community how to gain a new lease on life.

An eleven-year-old girl sets up her own lending library in competition with the New York Public Library and finds herself involved in more than she bargained for.

Rosy and her friend Hermione attempt to help Rosy's teenage sisters live out the romantic fantasies they have been reading about in paperback.

A boy and his friends rescue their rodent pets from probable extermination and build a zoo where the animals can live safely.

Convinced that she doesn't have any of the things that matter, i.e. trendy clothes and a house in the country, Rosy Cole decides to form a club which will allow her rich friends to give her their surplus clothes, sports gear, and jewelry.

Eleven-year-old Rosy is having a Valentine's party in competition with the sophisticated Christi who is also planning an exclusive party of her own.

When Rosy realizes she does not have a life-long ambition like her best friend Hermione, she decides to become an investigative reporter and. ..

An eleven-year-old child with a learning disability spends several weeks with an overachieving cousin. They learn a lot about themselves and each other.