imagination

A mother reassures her young son as he imagines all the things that might go wrong while trick-or-treating.

Isabella, a purple-haired girl, imagines she is a variety of women who were first in their political offices as she and her family prepare to attend a presidential inauguration.

Little Critter engages in various imaginative activities while preparing for bed and his father tells him to just go to bed.

A young girl, whose father is absent, asks an imaginary lion to accompany her during her daily activities.

"Seki's complicated games manage to distract Rumi... even when he's absent from school. Not only does Seki try to literally rewrite history, he performs surgery (on stuffed animals), and brings live creatures to cooking class. Meanwhile, Rumi focuses on saving the earth itself..."--Back cover.

"Seki, Rumi and the rest are on a school trip. But even with so much to see and do, Seki continues to look for ways to goof around. Rumi is not going to miss the opportunity to keep him in check"--Back cover.

"Yokoi can't seem to stop Seki's increasingly creative contraptions from grabbing her attention and making her own imagination wander away in the middle of class. And at one point, Yokoi finds herself in a very unexpected place indeed"--Back cover.

When a space pirate kidnaps Sasha, Niko and his crew are on the case.

Penelope is an imaginative girl, whose every day has been rigidly scheduled by her mother--until one day she falls through a hole in her calendar and lands in the Realm of Possibility, where she discovers that it, too, is stuck in a track of time, and only she can save it.

In the early forties when nearly everyone else is thinking about World War II, sixth-grader Frankie Wattleson gets in trouble at home and at school because of his preoccupation with his favorite radio programs.