Books with author Laura Driscoll

Come along and touch Diego's animal friends! Feel Baby Jaguar's short, spotted fur; Baby Humpback Whale's smooth, slippery skin; Mommy Macaw's thick, bright feathers; and more!

The coolest pop star ever is coming to town and Sally wants to go to the concert. Can she save enough money to buy a ticket?

Read the story, "charge" the pages, then sit this book next to your bed as a night-light!

Join Dora and Boots as they find their way to the circus. Young readers can unfold the pages of this book and then peek under the flaps to discover all the animals on the train. All aboard!

When Annie--who is nuts about peanut butter--finds out that George Washington Carver was responsible for the popularity of peanuts, she picks him for her scientist report, in a book that supplies interesting historical information in the form of a child's school report. Simultaneous. 20,000 first printing.

When Piggley is convinced that his sister's new leprechaun doll is real, Piggley tries to find the leprechaun's pot of gold to prove that magic does exist on Raloo Farm.

In Dance to the Rescue, a mean elf has trapped Swiper in a bottle! To save him, Dora has to dance her way to the Castle where she can win a wish to set Swiper free. Will Dora be able to dance to Swiper's rescue?

While on a family car trip, Molly tries to trick her brother into thinking she has x-ray vision. Does she succeed?

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Garden-talent fairy, Lily invents a new flower, the panglory. They grow anywhere--in dirt, on wood, even on rocks! But soon they soon begin to lose their color, along with the other plants in Pixie Hollow. Can Lily invent a way out of this fix?

Dora and Boots help Diego search for Baby Jaguar, in a book where pictures replace specific words.

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Now kids can learn all about this delicious fruit-from grafting young apple trees to the transformation from apple blossom to full-grown apple! With clear, simple text and bright, charming artwork, this Station Stop 1 easy reader is perfect for every kid who loves apples. Illustrated by Tammy Smith.