Books published by publisher Bradbury Press, (1988)

An 11-year-old deaf girl and a 13-year-old boy with family problems seek refuge at a swing which has come to have a special meaning for each of them.

Despite the many animals in the forest, three hunters see only a ship, a house, and a pincushion and find nothing to shoot.

Twelve-year-old Eddy Levy relates the very short history of his "blues" band.

An eight-year-old British girl experiences loneliness and fear when she and many other children are evacuated to Canada during World War II.

Dashing Rodney, who never lost a race until lovely Lucinda came along, challenges Lucinda to a rematch.

An Indian tribe forms a friendship with the wolves after two children, lost in the mountains, are safely returned.

Offers up-to-date scientific information on the giant reptiles, fish, and other creatures who lived together in a land that is now Montana

Retells the traditional English tale of how poor, neglected Tattercoats comes to marry the Prince.

The adventures of Dr. Boox who devotes himself to helping animals in trouble.

"The Pain" and "The Great One" are not their real names. But you may know their voices. When this girl, age eight, and this boy, age six, tell all about each other, they sound a lot alike. They are brother and sister and they're caught in a contest over whom Mom and Dad love most. You probably know who wins, too, in this funny, family picturebook.

The author of So Far from the Bamboo Grove presents a collection of stories--based on the memories of a young Japanese girl growing up in Korea prior to World War II--including "Dragon Princess," "Monkey and Crab," and "The Fox Wife."

A retelling of the Cheyenne and Sioux myth about the Great Race, a contest called by the Creator to settle the question whether man or buffalo should have supremacy and thus become the guardians of Creation.