juvenile fiction

Emily, whose father is a Navy pilot, has to deal with the separation of her family while her dad is deployed aboard a ship.

Princess Bridget cannot seem to keep still, especially on Thursdays when she plays secret soccer games with her friend Ryan, but when her parents hire a strict etiquette teacher, the princess is afraid she will never play soccer again.

A storybook that features letters to and from the disney princesses concerning their lives after they live happily ever after. Includes letters in envelopes to pull out and read.

Papa Bear keeps getting into trouble when he tries to show Junior how to ride a bike.

Selig, the hatmaker, creates beautiful hats with the finest materials and "exquisite feathers" but when there are no more feathers to be had, his imaginative daughter Zara comes up with a solution.

The birdlike kweeks are starving because their island does not have enough ploppolop fruit trees to feed them all, until Quentin makes an amazing discovery.

Flora, a young rabbit, tries to grow a house by planting a brick.

Incorporates a variety of baseball catch phrases and lingo into a story about the antics of a team of rhinos who want to play in the big leagues. Includes a glossary.

Three short stories feature Kevin, who doesn't want a haircut, Ramon, whose friends agree that hair problems can make you scream, and Helen, who is interested in everyone's hair.

On her first day of school, Tess wonders what the school bus will look like.