juvenile fiction

A collection of short stories about homosexuality by such authors as Bruce Coville, M.E. Kerr, William Sleator, and Jane Yolen.

After giving birth in her winter den, Honey Paw, a brown bear, cares for her cub and teaches him to survive in the wild.

Pinocchio is a classic of children's literature and this retelling by Joy Cowley distinguishes itself through its neat ability to make the plot concise and easy for children to read. The timeless story of the na?ve and mischievous wooden puppet is perfectly matched in this picture book with illustrations that use a detailed woodblock and etching technique.

He was just a puppy when he found himself alone. Cold and alone in the cold of winter. He needed food and water, and a warm place to sleep. He needed to find a way to survive by himself. But who had rescued a drowning boy, found a blind girl's wallet, and helped a family escape from a burning house? Could it be the lost puppy?.

Two thirteen-year-olds, both adopted, discover they were found on a plane full of babies with no adults on board and become caught in a mysterious battle between two opposing forces which are trying to control their lives.

Benny learns to get along with his new baby brother.

Life really gets crazy when Fudge and his older brother, Peter, run into their long-lost relatives. Now they have to deal with annoying twin cousins and a weird younger cousin, coincidentally named Farley Drexel Hatcher - just like Fudge!.