O'Ryan, Ellie

Looks at ghost stories and legends from Connecticut.

"The science involved in making candy"--Provided by publisher.

When Olivia's family has to drive to her grandmother's house instead of fly, she is upset she will not be traveling by air, but decides to use her imagination on the road trip and pretend she is on an airplane.

Despite his good intentions, Gus gets Cinderella in trouble with Lady Tremaine and then with the royal family when Gus accidentally knocks over their cake at the village fair, and Jaq, Luke, Perla, and the other mice decide to bake them a new, replacement dessert.

When Phineas and Ferb enter Perry in a contest to be a company mascot, he quickly rises to fame. But soon Perry's image is plastered around town wearing the same fedora he uses as Agent P! Will Perry's 15 minutes of fame spell disaster for his secret identity?.

During the Rites of Summer games, Merida and Young Macintosh discover two glowing emeralds that hold the secret to an ancient legend.

Phineas and Ferb build a "Perry translator" so they can finally understand what Perry the Platypus is saying.

Phineas and Ferb build the world's largest airplane and invent an antigravity machine.

When Olivia's family has to drive to her grandmother's house instead of fly, she is upset she will not be traveling by air, but decides to use her imagination on the road trip and pretend she is on an airplane.