Books with author Karen Gundersheimer

Wendy is a little witch who is afraid of her mean, bossy sisters until one Halloween night when she meets a new friend and discovers a few tricks of her own.

As the years go by a little girl is able to help an old man as he helped her when she was very young.

Describes some of the nice things that tomorrow can bring from a sunny day to new skills.

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Molly and her little sister have fun playing indoors and outdoors on a rainy day.

A delightfully illustrated saddleback stapled paperback riddle book. This seems appropriate for kindergarten to first grade readers. It could be read to even younger children.

Molly and her little sister Jenny bake a make-believe cake out of mud, twigs, and berries when they spend an afternoon at their grandparents house.

Rhyming text points out the many uses of words and the different emotions and concepts they can convey.

When Susan disappears for the day, different animals appear in her place and help Susan's mother and father with the household chores

Gertrude the fat lady loves to dance and dances right out her door into the street, and no one can resist dancing with her until the whole city is dancing

In a new edition of the classic children's tale first published in 1962, Susan imagines herself as a variety of different animals. By the author of A Tree Is Nice. Children's BOMC Alt.

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