Books with author Mary Packard

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Presents the stories of four athletes who overcame physical disabilities to achieve their dreams.

When Mickey is placed in charge of Mr. Palmer's pet shop, he befriends a lonely puppy, in spite of all the trouble the young dog causes for them both

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FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Introduces four inventions and their associated technologies: the integrated circuit, which allowed computers to become smaller; the cyborg ""Robo-roach;"" the Seqway HT scooter; and the personal flying machine of Michael Moshier.

What luscious berries Little Raccoon has picked! She wants to eat them ALL. So when she spies her friends coming by, she hides behind a bush. Will Little Raccoon end up keeping the berries to herself—or will she see how rewarding sharing can be?

Tomorrow is Little Wolf's first day of school--but he doesn't know what will happen there. What new things will he have to learn? And will he be good enough to do it all? But by the time mama comes to take him home from class, a happy Little Wolf is sure about one thing: he can't wait to go back for his second day!

Illustrations and easy-to-read text show how, as two children search for their dog Jake, he stays just a step ahead of them.

A young girl is having a very bad day, from falling out of bed in the morning to not being able to find her friends, but when she returns home from a rainy trip to the park her friends are waiting for her.

Wiggle, wobble—what's going on? Little Chipmunk has always been so proud of his two front teeth, but now one is loose! He can't eat his favorite foods or whistle, and he feels too embarrassed to tell anyone. What should he do? This is the perfect story for every child who's lost a first tooth… and their smile, too.

Little Bear is excited to hear there will soon be a new cub in the family! So she makes a welcome gift--a shiny mobile--out of the prettiest treasures she finds in the forest. But when the baby arrives, Little Bear's present is gone! Where could it be? A heartwarming tale about welcoming a new member into the family--and becoming a big sister.

Rhyming clues and turn-the-wheel illustrations help the reader identify the animals that live in a variety of locations.

Illustrations and easy-to-read text show how, as two children search for their dog Jake, he stays just a step ahead of them.