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  • Sue Patch and the Crazy Clocks

    Ann Tompert

    Library Binding (Dial Books, Oct. 31, 1989)
    Book by Tompert, Ann

  • Oliver, Amanda, and Grandmother Pig

    Jean Van Leeuwen, Ann Schweninger

    Hardcover (Dial, Oct. 30, 1987)
    When Grandmother Pig comes for a visit, Oliver and Amanda learn just how much fun it is to have a grandmother in the house
    J

  • Leo, Zack, and Emmie

    Amy Ehrlich, Steven Kellogg

    Hardcover (Dial, Jan. 1, 1981)
    Emmie Williams, the new girl in Room 208, and her new friends, Leo and Zack, discover the fun and problems of being a threesome
    K

  • Swamp Monsters

    Mary Blount Christian, Marc Brown

    Paperback (Puffin, March 28, 1983)
    A duo of young swamp monsters who are convinced that children are make-believe find themselves in a school with real children and a substitute teacher.
    K

  • Oliver and Amanda and the Big Snow

    Jean Van Leeuwen, Ann Schweninger

    Hardcover (Dial, Nov. 1, 1995)
    Oliver Pig and his sister Amanda enjoy all of the thrills of a beautiful snowy winter in a delightful and profusely illustrated collection of four fun-filled and surprising tales for beginning readers.
    I

  • I Am Rosa Parks

    Rosa Parks, Jim Haskins

    Hardcover (Dial, Feb. 1, 1997)
    Presents a personal account of the day in 1955 that Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white man, an action that led to the Montgomery bus boycott and set the stage for mass desegregation in the South.
    N

  • Fox on Stage

    James Marshall

    Hardcover (Dial, April 6, 1993)
    Fox makes a film for Grannie, takes part in a magic show, and puts on a play.
    J

  • Cal Ripken, Jr.: Play Ball!

    Gail Herman, Cal Ripken, Mike Bryan, Stan Silver

    Hardcover (Dial, March 1, 1999)
    Cal Ripken, Jr.'s autobiography The Only Way I Know was published in 1997 to rave reviews by critics and fans alike. Publishers Weekly called it "an unusually good sports autobiography that captures the candor and generous spirit of [the] man," while Booklist called it "superior....Excellent baseball fare." Now this number one best-seller has been adapted for children sure to score a hit with young readers. This adaptation for beginning readers is written to an Easy-to-Read Level 3. In simple, clear language, it presents the highlights of Cal Ripken's life and career and his philosophy: "Play well and play every day." The art combines photos from The Only Way I Know and action-packed illustrations by Stan Silver.
    L

  • Rhino and Mouse

    Todd Starr Palmer

    Hardcover (Dial, Oct. 1, 1994)
    Rhino's impetuosity and housemate Mouse's meticulousness clash in comic fashion as the friends celebrate a holiday, get Rhino out of a tight spot, and dress up as each other for a costume party.
    I

  • Stewart Stork

    Ross Martin Madsen

    Hardcover (Dial, )
    None
    M

  • Perrywinkle's Magic Match

    Ross Martin Madsen, Dirk Zimmer

    Hardcover (Dial, Sept. 1, 1997)
    The more Perrywinkle and Andromeda say "ABRA-CA-DABRA" while trying their new magic tricks, the more trouble they get into, and to make matters worse, they cannot seem to work as a team and agree on which is better--boy magic or girl magic.
    N

  • Go West, Swamp Monsters!

    Mary Blount Christian, Marc Brown

    Hardcover (Dial, Oct. 7, 1985)
    Book by Christian, Mary Blount
    K