school children

Tom must find a way to clear his name when he is blamed for strange things that are happening at his new school.

An annotated listing of nearly 2,000 books of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama published in the last five years; arranged topically under categories ranging from Abuse to Trivia; and recommended for junior high and middle school students.

Hearing rumors about the new cafeteria worker, young school children anticipate a threatening situation until she serves them hamburgers and french fries.

With summer vacation over, Hubie is getting ready to go back to school which is worse than actually going to class because his mom picks out all the wrong clothes, he has to have back-to-back shots, and he hears rumors of a new teacher worse than any other.

Describes what children around the world eat for lunch, including children in Japan, Kenya, Afghanistan, the United States, Peru, Canada, and more.

A student's imagination runs away with thoughts about the new student coming to his class, but he discovers the student is from China and his parents own a restaurant.

Jigsaw Jones tries to prove that Joey Pignattano should not be blamed for starting a food fight in the school cafeteria.

Presents a practical guide and true-to-life stories that show how to make friends, avoid negative thoughts and actions, resolve conflicts, and just getting along with others.

Contains photographs and information about school buses, and describes the parts of a school bus, and explains what a school bus driver does.

Andrew Ryan always dreamed of being like his superhero idol, Defender, so he could stand up to bullies and his big brother. His dream comes true when an explosion kills Defender and transfers Defender's superpowers to Andrew. Donning a homemade costume to hide his identity, Andrew soon earns the name Smash defending Seatown from evil, but battling villains, particularly the Magus, who wants to steal Smash's powers, may prove to be more than a nine-year-old can handle.