children's stories, english

A collection of seven creepy stories.

A collection of traditional Pooh stories, poems, and illustrations, chosen especially for sleepytime reading.

Presents Phillip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy, in which Lyra and Will, two orphaned children from different worlds, discover objects that give them insight into truth and wisdom and find themselves at the heart of the final war between the Authority and Lord Asriel. Includes additional material by Pullman after each book.

The teddy bears cause a commotion in the supermarket when they go grocery shopping.

When William's cold seems to be lingering too long and his demands for attention increase, the other teddy bears work a miraculous cure.

Presents the author's argument concerning sexism in the Harry Potter series, covering themes of rule following, intelligence, validating, enabling, mothering, and resistance and exploring the construction of gender roles in the books, and discusses possibilities for school curriculums that incorporate a critical analysis of the texts.

Presents the darker, scarier prototype for the famous Hans Christian Andersen tale of a mermaid who wants to be human, as well as three more frightening fairy tales.

Presents an examination of the imaginary world created by C.S. Lewis in his series "Chronicles of Narnia," and points out the connections between the stories and the Christian message.