Books published by publisher Thomas Y Crowell

An eight-year-old boy's struggle to cope with a special physical problem is relieved by daily visits to a marsh and learning about its marine life.

A little fir tree is brought into the home of a lame boy each year for Christmas and is then returned to the forest until the following year

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Nine short stories by the award-winning author impart new meaning to the true spirit of Christmas and illuminate the familiar problems of modern-day life--fear, loneliness, personal loss, alienation

Hardcover title is "Down Town: A Betsy-Tacy Story," while the dustjacket title is "Betsy and Tacy Go Downtown." 6th printing.

A series of comical choices such as, "Would you rather eat spider stew or slug dumplings or mashed worms?" ends with an invitation to bedtime.

Illustrations accompany couplets describing things that go together naturally, such as "Sand with sea" and especially "you with me."

Fifty-six brief poems comment on various aspects of nature.

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Presents the economic and social life of a medieval town by chronicling a week's activities in the trading center of Stanford (now Stamford), England, in 1274.

In a modified rendition of the Latin poet's fable, Rusticus the country mouse and Urbanus the city mouse exchange visits, each becoming more convinced of the superiority of his way of life