Greenwillow read-alone

Provides an introduction to corn, where and how it is grown, how it is eaten, and its many uses in the home, school, and in industry.

The Animal Champs play the Super Birds in the football Super Bowl, and the losers console themselves that there is another year coming.

The Fieldmouse family take the train to visit Uncle Alfred and Aunt Kate--but not all at once.

Leo's and Emily's three big ideas involve the garden shed, the scare, and flags for sale.

Two clams prove to their beach friends that even if they can't sing they do have other talents.

A family of mice raises a card-playing, bath-taking tadpole who as a bullfrog begins to eat alarming amounts.

In the first of two easy-to-read stories a turtle and a snail make some friends with the help of a skateboard. In the second a mouse and a snail learn, through trial and error, how to be friends.

While gathered around the wood stove in winter, Old Turtle tells his friends unbelievable baseball stories of Cleo Octopus, Melvin Moose, Clara Kangaroo, and Randy Squirrel.

The adventures of a drake who becomes a king with the help of a fox, ladder, river, and waspnest.