Books in Odyssey Classics series

Chad's family takes refuge from vicious Chickamauga raiding parties with a desperate group in a wilderness fort. But not every danger is outside the wall. . . .

Pod, Homily, and Arrietty escape from the Platters’ attic and set off to an old rectory to begin life anew. “Like her Borrowers, the author is resourceful, inventive, and patient, and her fantasy continues to be totally real and acceptable.”--The Horn Book

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FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. The Clock family--Pod, Homily, and Arrietty--live beneath the floor of a country house in a home furnished with objects they have borrowed from the humans who live above them.

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Signs of an upcoming hard winter force Caje Amis and his “woodsy” father to find shelter with distant relatives, an adjustment Caje is happy to make, but one impossible for his father to accept.

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Four cousins spending a summer in a house by the sea discover a magic thyme garden from which they embark on a number of adventures back and forth through time.

Roy Tucker and the rest of the Brooklyn Dodgers return to fight for and win the World Series. “They make a reader want to get everything that’s in that grand world of old baseball, and to get it a boy calls on tricks of intelligence he never knew he had.”--The New York Times Book Review Introduction by Bruce Brooks.

The purchase of a slave for their teacher leads a group of schoolboys in ancient Rome into dangerous intrigue.

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Betsy and Billy are in the second grade, where Billy demonstrates his ability for getting into trouble. “Miss Haywood knows children and her touch is sure and light. . . . [Her] lively drawings admirably illustrate each incident in the tale.”--The New York Times Book Review