Books published by publisher Henry Holth

After the Snow Queen abducts her friend Kai, Gerda sets out on a perilous and magical journey to find him.

"When I was young, I was so interested in baseball that my family was afraid I'd waste my life and be a pitcher. Later they were afraid I'd waste my life and be a poet. They were right."

A collection of wry, tongue-in-cheek tales of life in the great outdoors captures the whimsical trials and tribulations of hunting, fishing, and camping

A scientist, fisherman, and contributor to Scientific American magazine, the author sounds a warning about the decline of the world's marine resources due to commercial fishing and other causes and the imminent extinction of some species.

A little mouse living in the church of an Austrian village assuages his hunger by feasting on the organ bellows and causing the priest and the organist to quickly compose a song for Christmas Eve mass, the now famous "Silent night, holy night."

Working at her parents' general store in Vermont, Molly Sheldon is amazed when the arrival of newcomer Eban coincides with her discovery that she has psychic healing powers, which make her a target for a band of witch hunters.

The complete Eddie Dickens trilogy in three individual volumes.

Little Mouse invites small children to share the joys and wonders of Christmas by scratching and smelling each of his presents to his family--from peppermint for Birdie to a bottle of perfume for Skunk.

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More than seventy monstrous, beautiful, friendly, and fierce denizens of the deep, including the cat shark and the parrotfish, swim through the full-color photographs of a collection that also features a clear, rhythmic text.

Enjoying her Monster of the Month Club subscription, Rilla Harmony Earth is horrified when the resurgence of a dark magic brings her stuffed toy monsters to life, and she must hide the little beasts from a psychic.

In this classic Chinese tale of filial devotion, six sons, each possessing a unique trait, combine their talents to find a cure for their sick father, outwitting a very confused emperor in the process