juvenile fiction

A touch-and-feel book for children describing how Freddie grows from a tiny tadpole to a frog.

Youngsters may count backwards along with ten fairies as they fly, hide, sing, and race.

Seven stories featuring Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, and friends.

In 1934, during the Depression, Kit's cantankerous uncle comes to live in the Cincinnati boardinghouse run by her parents, enlisting her aid in transcribing his complaining letters to the editor of the local newspaper and inspiring her to write a different kind of letter of her own.

Fifth-grader Cam uses her photographic memory, with help from her friend Eric and his twin sisters, to solve the mystery of Poochie, a famous canine television star.

Three years after her return from the Ever After, May Bird, now thirteen, draws her scattered friends--Pumpkin, Fabbio, Beatrice, and Lucius--out of hiding to take a final stand against Evil Bo Cleevil, as May herself makes ready to live up to the prophecy that placed the fate of the Ever After, and her own world, in her hands.

A quirky and utterly logical seventh-grade girl named Emma-Jean Lazarus discovers some interesting results when she gets involved in the messy everyday problems of her peers.

Stella and Christopher, two students who fall through the cracks of the local educational system, discover what it takes to become participatory learners.

Salcott must prove his maturity and bravery by spearing Bear of No Water through the heart.

Rhyming verse and pictures introduce the numbers from one to twenty.