Donovan, Gail

Nine-year-old Sparrow Robinson blames herself for her elderly neighbor's accident, so she promises to take care of Mrs. LaRose's seven cats, all while trying to adjust to a new school--but things become complicated when she has to find new homes for all of the cats plus some unexpected kittens.

On the class trip to the Crystal Caverns, Rainbow Fish is paired with young Tug and when Tug is missing, Rainbow Fish feels responsible.

"When fifth-grader Atticus Finch Martin uncovers a plea for help, he must put aside his quest to find a fossil of the world's largest dinosaur."--Provided by publisher.

Rainbow Fish is angry that Tug copies everything he does, especially when their teacher, Miss Cuttle, picks them to work on a project together.

"Help," says the note that Atticus Finch Martin finds buried in the school garden. He puts aside his quest for the world"s largest dinosaur fossil, determined to come to the mystery note-writer's aid.

"Finch has trouble paying attention in school. He's just too busy dreaming about uncovering a dinosaur fossil and naming a new species after himself--until he digs up a note in the fifth-grade class garden with the word HELP on it. He is determined to come to the aid of the mystery note-writer. But when the quest turns out to be harder than expected, Finch risks losing two things that he really wants --his best friend Noah, and a field trip to Dinosaur State Park"--OCLC.

The Rainbow Fish, el pez arco iris, is angry that Remo copies everything he does, especially when their teacher, Se?orita Pulpo, picks them to work on a project together.

Everyone's afraid of something, right? Not according to Spike, who calls everyone a scaredy-cat. When Dyna tells Rainbow Fish it's important to face your fears, Rainbow Fish swims way out to the dangerous Deep-where little fish are forbidden to go. Suddenly, facing your fears doesn't seem like such a good idea.

Shh! It's a secret! Don't tell Miss Cuttle, but her school of fish is surprising her with a birthday party.

Fourth grader Monty can't ever make up his mind, but when a school project tests his abilities, Monty has to decide - should he follow what his teachers say, or do what he knows is right?.