Wells, Rosemary

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Max & Ruby's Halloween

2005
When Max decides to dress up as a vampire for Halloween, Ruby is afraid Max will scare Grandma when they go trick-or-treating at her house. But when Grandma answers the door, it's Ruby who gets the fright!.

Otto se presenta para presidente

2008
While the popular Tiffany and athletic Charles make increasingly outrageous promises in their campaigns for President of Canine Country Day School, Otto quietly enters the race, vowing only to try to do what students really want.

Leale a su conejito

2000
Brief rhyming text and colorful illustrations tell what happens when parents and children share twenty minutes a day reading.

Lassie Come-Home

Eric Knight's Original 1938 Classic
1995

Lassie come-home

2000
After being sold to a wealthy duke living in the far north of Scotland, a collie undertakes a 1000-mile journey to Yorkshire in order to be reunited with her former master, the son of a poor farmer.

Shy Charles

Charles is a shy hero who is trying to be brave in the face of the world's challenges.
Cover image of Shy Charles

John and the rarey

No one understands John's love for animals and his determination not to be a pilot like his father, but they do understand that he is threatening to fly away on the back of his extraordinary pet if not allowed to keep it.

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.

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.

Unfortunately Harriet

Harriet spills varnish on the new brown rug and decides to run away when she can't remove the stain.

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