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BIRDS DO THE STRANGEST THINGS
Alan D. Singer
Paperback (Random House Books for Young Readers, March 20, 1991)Describes twenty-two birds with unusual habits or characteristics, including the ostrich, kiwi, honey guide, and hornbill
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Birds Do the Strangest Things
Alan D. Singer
Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, April 9, 1991)Describes twenty-two birds with unusual habits or characteristics, including the ostrich, kiwi, honey guide, and hornbill.
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Work Trucks
Alan Singer
Board book (Grosset & Dunlap, Nov. 9, 1984)Shows tractor-trailers, dump trucks, garbage trucks, moving vans, tankers, and ice cream trucks
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State Birds
Alan Singer, Arthur Singer
Hardcover (Dutton Juvenile, Sept. 4, 1986)Text and pictures describe each state bird
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State Birds: 2
Alan Singer, Arthur Singer
Paperback (Puffin, May 11, 1990)Text and pictures describe each state bird.
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Lost in New York
AL. Singer
Paperback (Scholastic Hippo, Nov. 14, 1992)This is the novelization of the film "Home Alone" in which Kevin is separated from his family when he catches the wrong plane as they leave for a Christmas vacation in Florida. This picture book includes photographic stills from the film.
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E-Kidz in Cyberspace
Alan Springer
Paperback (Hansib Publishing (Caribbean), Limited, Feb. 1, 2016)In a puff of smoke, a genie appears from the computer and whisks the e-Kidz off into cyberspace...to play games forever! It's their wish come true, but this is no ordinary game. The genie gives them a dangerous mission: clean up the internet. The journey take them to the World Wide Web where they will face the evil web-monster known as the Web-Master in the final showdown. Aimed at the 6-9 age-group, eKidz In Cyberspace tackles internet safety in an interesting and exciting way.
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E-Kidz: Mission to Cyberspace
Alan Springer
Paperback (Hansib Publishing (Caribbean), Limited, Feb. 1, 2016)In a puff of smoke, a genie appears from the computer and whisks the e-Kidz off into cyberspace...to play games forever! It's their wish come true, but this is no ordinary game. The genie gives them a dangerous mission: clean up the internet. The journey take them to the World Wide Web where they will face the evil web-monster known as the Web-Master in the final showdown. Aimed at the 10-14 age-group, eKidz: Mission to Cyberspace tackles internet safety in an interesting and exciting way.
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E-Kidz: Mission to Cyberspace
Alan Springer
Paperback (Hansib Publications Limited, April 17, 2014)None
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E-Kidz: Mission to Cyberspace
Alan Springer
Paperback (Hansib Publishing (Caribbean), Limited, April 17, 2014)In a puff of smoke and a flash of light, a genie appears from the computer to whisk the e-Kidz off to cyberspace to play games for ever and ever! It may be their wish come true, but this is no ordinary game. The genie gives them a dangerous mission: Clean up the internet. The e-Kidz head off on a thrilling surf-ride across the super-highway where they will encounter such perils as a swarm of bugs and cookies, evil popups, chat-room predators and viruses, each in the form of fearsome monsters and super-villains.