Books with author Suzanne Hilton

Larry the Lobster and his friend Olly have a big day ahead of them. It is St. Patrick’s Day and they are going treasure hunting. Larry’s loyalty to his friend Olly will be put to the test when they actually do find treasure. Larry will need to decide which is more important to him, friendship or riches.

Lewis is a Vampire...but he has no teeth. He is so angry that all of the other monsters can eat and share candy with the children on Halloween. He is tired of being laughed at, so he decides to get his revenge by stealing all of the candy this Halloween. What will the town of Halloweenville do with no candy?

Every year Eddie the Squirrel has to hear his Grandpa Clem Grey Squirrel tell him the story of how he escaped an attack from Griff the Hawk. Eddie would rather be out playing Hide the Golden Acorn. But, this year, Eddie may learn his lesson when Griff is on the attack again and he is the target.

Describes the childhood and youth of the first president to be born west of the Mississippi River

A biography of dancer and choreographer Ruth St. Denis. This digital edition was derived from ACLS Humanities E-Book's (http://www.humanitiesebook.org) online version of the same title.

Describes the experiences of people who settled the American West as miners, peddlers and shopkeepers, boardinghouse keepers, waitresses, and domestics

Describes the childhood and youth of the first president to be born west of the Mississippi River

Describes the childhood and youth of Thomas Jefferson in the context of the eighteenth-century Virginia society in which he lived

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An evocative portrait of the youth of George Washington is set against the backdrop of eighteenth-century Virginia and the home that became the great estate of Mount Vernon

Details the life and monumental career of the great and influential dancer, examines her dances and her technique, and probes her personality and the key relationships in her life

“It’s boring being a billy goat!” bleated Buttercup to his Mama. “I don’t want to be a goat anymore!” he announced. “I wish I was anything other than a goat!” Buttercup wonders just what it would be like to be any of his friends. Today is his birthday, and he sets off to school passing by all his friends and envies each one!