juvenile fiction

As he turns eleven years old, Max continues to exchange letters with his favorite author, from whom he receives some advice about writing a play and about coping with his mother's new boyfriend.

Mrs. Frizzle takes her class on a field trip to visit Arnold's uncle who is a forest firefighter and they find themselves in an actual forest fire.

Patrick and Aunt Emily paint a picture while Aunt Emily teaches Patrick how to mix and make colors.

Sent by her parents to find food, Mahalia Mouse finds herself trapped in a backpack and transported to a physics classroom at Harvard University, where she discovers an aptitude for science; and includes an audio CD.

Based upon true events, tells the story of a devoted cow who followed her owner from 1862 to 1865 when he joined the Union Army, and stayed with him and his regiment until the end of the fighting.

Colorful illustrations and simple text tell the story about a bossy little bear who likes to do things his way all the time.

With the help of his classmates, Blabber Mouse delivers a terrific oral book report.

A boy puts on an alligator head and tail and is transformed into an alligator boy.

Rhinoceroses fight fires, save people from drowning, and assist on the scene of a multi-car accident. Includes a glossary of firefighting terms.

Expands upon the popular song in order to tell the tale of the cow that started the famous fire.