vacations

Henry and Mudge take a trip to the beach.

Simple text about a summer vacation and repetition of the letters "tr" help readers learn how to use this sound.

Excitable Junie B. Jones manages to find trouble both before and during a trip to Hawaii and records each incident in a photo journal given to her by her teacher.

Nikki may spend the school year on the New England mainland at the ritzy Richfield Academy (on scholarship), but during the summer, she returns home to the decidedly less-posh Pelican Island.

Eloise, Nanny, the butler, and Weenie go on vacation and visit Niagara Falls, Mount Rushmore, the Grand Canyon, and San Francisco.

Introduces beginning readers to the celebrations, weather, and events they may experience during the month of June. Presented in English and Spanish.

Beany definitely does not want to spend her summer vacation at camp, but she endures bugs and a bossy cabin-mate, finds a new friend, and has an okay time after all.

Ariel Flack is stuck on a two-week bus tour with her mother, sister, uncle, and grandparents, and although she was dreading the trip, she is surprised by what she learns when she begins to get to know her family.

A young girl uses data-collecting and problem-solving skills to determine where her family should go for a vacation.

Contains two novels by Christopher Pike, including "Slumber Party, " in which a group of teenage girls are reunited at a ski weekend eight years after a fire at a slumber party disfigured one of them and killed her sister; and "Weekend, " in which a dream weekend in Mexico at an oceanside mansion turns into a nightmare of terror.