raccoon

Relates the author's childhood story about an orphan raccoon that came to live with him and presents information about this intelligent, masked creature.

While Raccoon is eating pizza at his secret pizza party, he sees a masquerade party going on in the house next door to him and joins the fun.

The Raccoon Bandits learn the alphabet by taking letters from a variety of foods.

Details the anatomy, life cycle, special skills, habitat, diet, and hunting and survival strategies of raccoons, and discusses the future of the animals.

Albert loves the raccoon that his uncle sends him, but the mischievous creature causes an uproar when Albert takes him to his father's candy factory.

Raids on his corn, garbage can, and bird feeder lead Mr. Twerkle to trap five raccoons and take them out to the woods, but they refuse to stay where he puts them.

Describes the natural history of these cousins of the panda bear and explains how that heritage helps them thrive in cities as well as in fields and woodlands.

Discusses the habits and characteristics of this black-masked carnivore.

Discusses the physical characteristics and behaviors of raccoons, explains how to be safe when dealing with raccoons, and discusses how to best share outdoor areas with the nocturnal animals.

Presents a story about how baby raccoons grow, and provides information about a raccoon's body, what it eats, and how and where it lives.