juvenile fiction

When film producer Moe Block Busters offers to make their book into a movie, Iggy, Olive, and Seymour head to Hollywood where Olive, furious at being written out of the script, enlists the help of a famed femme fatale to scare the despicable director half to death.

A mother panda, Liling, and her one-year-old cub, Tengfei, struggle to survive when an earthquake destroys their nature reserve home.

One day four sheep decided to leave the farm and venture to the big city; but in spite of their efforts, they could not seem to fit in, until they entered a singing contest.

Frannie's wildest dreams come true when she is named principal for the day, but she soon realizes running the school comes with a lot of responsibilities.

Frannie decides she would rather be a designer than a model in a mother-daughter fashion show, but when her fashion sense goes unappreciated and she is entirely excluded from the event, she tries to find a way to shine.

As his fifth birthday party approaches, Little Rabbit decides to invite only those friends who are also too old to cry--until he learns that others of all ages weep for all sorts of reasons.

When the principal asks a fifth-grader to write a letter regarding the purchase of a new drinking fountain for their school, he finds that all sorts of chaos results.

Larry does not like it when his loud, flashy grandmother comes to visit, especially when she talks about taking him to Tanzania or the South Seas one day, but after a huge summer storm damages their home and valley, he sees another side of Grammy Lamby.

When Frannie and her mother accompany her father on a business trip to Florida, Frannie would rather help him at the conference hotel than go with her mother to Princessland theme park.

Ellis the elephant goes to the library to read about American history and imagines he is at the Boston Tea Party, in Philadelphia when the independence is declared, the moon landing, and other pivotol moments.