juvenile fiction

A mother panda teaches her cub how to survive in their mountain habitat but as the sound of villagers clearing the forest approaches, she knows they must look for a new home.

An illustrated retelling of the Hans Christian Andersen story in which a soldier, helped along by a magic tinderbox, finds a fortune and pursues a princess imprisoned in a castle.

After arriving at an Alaskan preserve, a hungry bald eagle searches for food and interacts with the other eagles there.

KC and Marshall investigate the theft of a priceless Tiger's Eye that was loaned to the National Zoo from China.

Little Horace Splattly, alias the Cupcaked Crusader, hopes to become Celernip Prince at the Celernip Festival, keep his best friends, win the love of Sara Willow, cope with his talented scientist sister, and figure out who is creating the pink dodo balloons that are making people bald.

Forced to work with the class bully on a project to design a new breakfast cereal, Richard also tries to stop him from picking on second-graders by using tarantula power.

A companion to Emily Rodda's series of books about the adventures of three companions in Deltora, featuring folktales of the seven tribes of the magical land, and including stories of the rise of the great Adin and the creation of the magic Belt of Deltora.

Tells the Lenape Indian legend of the Cape May Diamonds, small pebbles that lay hidden beneath the waters of the old Delaware River.

Matthew Perez, the official timekeeper of Mrs. Mallory's third-grade class, has a special good-bye gift for her on the last day of school.

Tina buys what she believes to be the perfect pair of socks and vows never to take them off, but they get so smelly her friends at school decide to take action.