Ellis, Carol

A troll causes lots of trouble for a little girl and her family.

New Orleans Voodoo examines the aspects of New Orleans's history and culture that have made voodoo a vibrant, meaningful presence even in the 21st century. Amulets, candles, jinxes, and spirits, they're all part of New Orleans Voodoo. You'll learn all about their origins and uses in New Orleans Voodoo. But this book will also take you back to the beginnings, when slaves uprooted from West Africa brought their religion to Louisiana, where it blended with the Christianity practiced by French and Spanish colonists.

Explores military history during the United States colonial era.

Examines the history of rap music and the successes of artists and songs.

Full-color photographs and text describe the physical characteristics and behaviors of pet hamsters and gerbils.

While visiting relatives at the beach, Jerry and Terri learn from two other children that the town is haunted by a ghost who lives in a nearby cave.

Jenny is new in town. Her parents are away and she is all alone in an isolated house. But she has a secret admirer and an enemy. Does Jenny know too much about an "accident" on the cliffs?.

When amateur filmmaker Allen dies, his mother gives Lucy some of his belongings, including a videotape. It reveals a very deadly crime, and someone will do anything to make certain she never sees it.

This book describes what vaccines are, the history of their development, the controversies surrounding them and the future of their medical advancement.