Bradman, Tony

A collection of stories about pirates and pirating, by such authors as Joan Aiken, J. M. Barrie, and Robert Louis Stevenson.

The Mummy family has to delay their vacation plans when a flying saucer crashes into their pyramid and leaves a rock star with amnesia to stay with them.

A collection of stories based on true events that recount the experiences of children from countries around the world, including Kosovo, Ethiopia, Vietnam, Sudan, and Iraq, who have sought asylum in western countries in order to avoid persecution or war intheir own countries.

After Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother recovers from the trauma of the Big Bad Wolf, Red worries about her grandmother's loneliness and seeks to find new hobbies and friends to entertain her.

Mr. Wolf, formerly known as the Big Bad Wolf, decides to look for other employment when the arrival of his own children makes him reluctant to pursue his previous jobs harassing the Three Little Pigs and Little Red Riding Hood.

After besting the giant and stealing the golden goose Jack is determined to help out his mother, but when a trip to the grocery store goes awry, Jack realizes he will have to try harder to understand what makes his mother happy.

Goldilocks has a hard time finding friends at her new school which is full of princesses, trolls, and ninjas.

Tired of never being thanked for helping people live happily ever after, the Fairy Godmother decides to quit her job, but finds it difficult to be left alone, even when she takes a vacation.

Cinderella has problems getting along with Prince Charming's mother and tries to make her nice instead of mean.