television adaptations

"Scrooge McDuck relates some of the new adventures he has been going on with his nephews and just how he is showing the younger generation how to adventure in style"--OCLC.

In Depression-era Louisiana, an African-American boy sets out to find his father, who has been sent to a labor camp after stealing food for his starving family, and struggles to cope with the shooting death of the faithful family dog.

"Andi Mack is turning thirteen, and she feels like her life needs a little shaking up. But when her wild and crazy older sister Bex returns home and reveals a big secret, Andi is, well. . . shook! Will life as she knew it ever be the same? Then, Bex convinces Andi to throw a huge house party while the parents are away. It's all fun and silly string until mean-girl Amber shows up. Bum-mer! Can the Mack girls keep the good times going, or is their fiesta doomed to fail?"--Back cover.

Dramatizes the story of Sybil Dorsett, a young woman whose childhood traumas led to her developing multiple personalities.

Arthur and his sister D.W. learn about staying healthy, eating right, and personal safety.

An animated series that relates the adventures of the Nutbrown Hares and their friends. Contains seven episodes involving friendship.

Ms. Frizzie takes her class on field trips to learn about the planet Earth, covering such topics as seeds, volcanoes, and air.

Contains episodes of "The Magic School Bus," in which Ms. Frizzle takes her class into outer space to learn about the solar system, space rocks, and gravity.

Contains four episodes that follow Ms. Frizzle and her class on their science adventures aboard the magic school bus, including a trip to the solar system to buy Dorothy Ann a real star for her birthday.