Books published by publisher Beech Tree Books

When fourteen-year-old Drew and her mute younger brother come to live with their father's estranged relatives after their parents' sudden death, they discover that the house is haunted by ghosts and a deadly family secret

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Presents six tales: The Boy and the Water-sprite; The Old Woman and the Tramp; The Lad and the Fox; Pinkel; The Old Woman and the Fish; and Lars, My Lad!

In the intriguing sequel to Stories to Solve, Shannon serves up 15 more timeless stories from around the world. Each contains a riddle that needs to be solved by clever and attentive readers. Off-beat, challenging fare for young detectives. "Stimulating and amusing."--The Horn Book.

Seventeen-year-old Richard discovers the incredible details of his stern and remote stepfather's hidden past when he is left a manuscript to read while his stepfather is away in Australia

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Cattle rustling on a ranch in Central Florida is the focus of a fast-paced adventure in which Evelyn Chestnut has to choose between her sense of right and her sense of loyalty

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"In this complex fantasy, a ghost who does not know her identity -- only that she is one of four odd, unhappy sisters, whose negligent parents run a modern-day English boys' school -- must save herself from an evil goddess that the sisters have unknowingly summoned.... Engaging.... A wonderful, bizarre tale that readers will not soon forget."

Two sixth graders with a pretend psychiatry practice come upon a small mute child from an orphanage and determine they are going to use all their knowledge to help her to talk.

The author of The Surprise and the illustrator of Beach Ball present here fourteen delicious mini-mysteries. "Each of these delightful folktales is a short puzzle to be solved. Timeless and universal."--School Library Journal.

A sixth-grade boy volunteers his brother's services once too often without consulting him and ends up having to spend the summer vacation caring for a friend's toads himself