Woodward, Kay

"Explores the events leading up to World War II, what life was like in the secret Annex, as well as Anne's thoughts, hopes and dreams for a better future"--Back cover.

Introduces readers to twenty-five people--including Nelson Mandela, Maya Angelou, Stephen Hawking, Mahatma Gandhi, and Sophie Scholl--who spoke out against injustice and overcame obstacles.

Introduces readers to twenty-five people--including Nelson Mandela, Maya Angelou, Stephen Hawking, Mahatma Gandhi, and Sophie Scholl--who spoke out against injustice and overcame obstacles.

Just when Rose begins to feel like her new home is perfect, mischievous elves show up and begin to annoy her.

Willow, a flower fairy, loves to linger around the stream, but she must figure out what is going on when the garden begins to flood shortly after she spots an underwater monster.

Lavender takes a break from preparing for the Midsummer Party to play hide-and-seek with her fairy friends, and does not realize until nearly too late that they are in danger of being seen by children.

Almond Blossom receives a ransom note announcing that Spring has been stolen and must find out who the culprits are in order for Spring to return to Flower Fairyland.

Examines the issues of animal rights' advocates and explores the treatment of animals over the centuries and twenty-first-century changing attitudes toward animal research and entertainment, as well as hunting for sport.

Candytuft prepares to make delicious sweets for all the Flower Fairies during Fairy Friendship Week, but someone else is determined to spoil the week for everyone.

A young boy getting ready for bed counts down the special things that help him fall asleep, such as putting on his spacesuit-pajamas and drinking his space juice.