Books published by publisher Bridgewater Books

Relates the traditional Brazilian legend of how the Sea Serpent's gift of darkness to his daughter brings night to the people of the rain forest.

Eleven-year-old Angie trades another dull summer with her cousins for a wild airport vacation with an unusual new friend, whose typical day includes everything from a burger feast to international espionage. By the author of The Moon Bridge.

Despite everyone's doubts, Diane determines that her puppy, the smallest and weakest in the sled dog litter, will grow strong and participate in the one-dog race twelve months away

When Lizzie's well-worn knitted elephant unravels, leaving only the tusks, Grandma suggests saving the remains for the Tooth Fairy to see what will happen

When she refuses to share her food with a beggar, an old woman finds herself transformed into various animals, until she learns a lesson about greed

Four furry squirrels leap and glide through the night sky, feeding and playing until the approach of daybreak

Sixteen-year-old Jenny faces many challenges on an overland journey to California in 1853 with the acting company that she inherited from her father

Lisa loves to hear Grandma Pinky tell stories about the old days, but she worries when Grandma becomes forgetful about more recent activities.

A brief biography with emphasis on the early years of the noted author and humorist

Surrounded by the desert animals that live near her home, Lisa searches for the crack of dawn so that she can fix it

Indigo returns home from a fishing trip and plays the beautiful song of the whale on his reed pipe to the whole village and, in doing so, convinces his father that his son's destiny is not with the family tradition of fishing but with music.

Shukudu the young rhinoceros is afraid he will never grow to have horns like his mother, even when he sees the other young animals practicing the ways of their species