Lee, Ingrid

In a town where cats are tormented, eleven-year-old Billy finds Conga, injured and unappealing, and hides her in his bedroom to recover, then begins a crusade to stop the cat killers and find a safe haven for strays.

Two children find a small plastic toy man who fancies himself a hero.

In a town where cats are tormented, eleven-year-old Billy finds Conga, injured and unappealing, and hides her in his bedroom to recover, then begins a crusade to stop the cat killers and find a safe haven for strays.

Sixteen-year-old Avvy Go feels caught between the immigrant neighborhood where she lives and works and the established neighborhood where she goes to high school and faces a situation where the line between right and wrong is unclear.

After living happily in a warm home with an eleven-year-old boy, a pit bull terrier loses his owner and is forced to survive on the streets, where its brave deeds surprise many residents who dislike or fear pit bulls.

Small plastic toy or hero of mammoth proportions, George is a character you won't forget.

George is a small plastic toy who went for a ride on a rocket and flew apart. Now all his parts must find each other.

In a town where cats are tormented, eleven-year-old Billy finds Conga, injured and unappealing, and hides her in his bedroom to recover, then begins a crusade to stop the cat killers and find a safe haven for strays.

When Mackenzie receives a puppy as a gift, he names it Cash and the two quickly form an inseparable bond. Mackenzie's father often loses his tempter, however, and so when he takes Cash and dumps the dog in the middle of nowhere, Cash is left to find its way home all on its own.

Katie and Mackenzie tied George to a dragon rocket on fire works day, and when the rocket fired into the night, poor George's body went flying in several different directions.