Wells, Rosemary

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Reading to your bunny

Young Freddy Bunny is having trouble learning in school, but he?d rather play video games and watch TV anyway. With encouragement and support from his teacher and the Book Fairy, his parents start reading to him twenty minutes a day, and in no time he becomes a happy book-loving super student. From an original script by Rosemary Wells inspired by her book, Read to Your Bunny. Voices by Diana Canova, David de Vries, Rosemary Wells and others. Music by John Jennings, with an original song performed by Mary Chapin Carpenter. Directed by Michael Sporn.

Max's lunch

2017
"When Max discovers that the lunch he's been looking forward to is missing, he and Ruby embark on a search for it"--OCLC.

Max at school

2017
"Max enjoys a busy day at school"--Provided by publisher.

When no one was looking

1982
A tragic chain of events threatens a 14-year-old girl's promising tennis career.

On the night before kindergarten

2023
The night before he starts kindergarten Milo's dreams are full of worry, but after a fun first day of school, Milo decides that he likes kindergarten!.

Max can read!

2022
Max figures out how to assemble his new gift even though the instructions for putting it together are written in Bulgarian.

Max's breakfast

1998
Max's sister tries hard to get him to eat his breakfast egg.

Reading to Your Bunny

Young Freddy Bunny is having trouble learning in school, but he?d rather play video games and watch TV anyway. With encouragement and support from his teacher and the Book Fairy, his parents start reading to him twenty minutes a day, and in no time he becomes a happy book-loving super student. From an original script by Rosemary Wells inspired by her book, Read to Your Bunny. Voices by Diana Canova, David de Vries, Rosemary Wells and others. Music by John Jennings, with an original song performed by Mary Chapin Carpenter. Directed by Michael Sporn.

The Welcome Chair

2021
In this story based on true events, a treasured wooden chair is passed down from family to family, with each new owner carving the word "welcome" in a new language.

A lion for Lewis

When Lewis plays make-believe with his older siblings, he always gets the least desirable role until a lion suit found in a corner turns him into a king.

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