children's writings

When the puppy Floyd joins the family, Eliza and Isabelle see how Rosie the family dog reacts and learn what it is like having and being a younger sibling.

Stories and poetry, written by a girl with learning disabilities, reflects her feelings and experiences.

Presents one hundred forty-eight poems written by teenagers that express a wide range of thoughts and feeling about parents, grandparents, siblings, friends, romantic relationships, and other topics of interest to teens.

Longing to fly like his friend the ladybug, a caterpillar's wish is realized when he turns into a butterfly.

Kindergarten children describe the likenesses and differences among themselves.

Suggests more than seventy-five different ways second to sixth grade teachers can publish their students' writing using easy-to-get and inexpensive materials.

Alexandra tells one of her best friend Jenny's most important secrets in an effort to be accepted by a cool new girl at school, and then she must try to rescue her friendship with Jenny.

A boy discusses his autistic brother, including his home life, foster home, schooling, and how the disease affects the whole family.

Collection of letters to the slain civil rights leader by children age seven to thirteen.

A collection of skits written by young people with instructions for performance. The skits are arranged under such categories as "Cumulative Actions, " "Silly Singers, " "Skits With Trick Endings, " "Skits From Jokes, " "Musical Ensembles, " and others.