Books published by publisher Marshall Cavendish Corp/Ccb

This boldly illustrated tale captures the exciting happenings and sounds experienced by a group of young children as they spend an adventure-filled day at the beach.

When Lindy Blues, Your Nose for News, gets a call that there's been a bank robbery, she heads for the home of Joshua and Amy Becker where she learns there's a silver dollar missing from Amy's "World Bank," and since it's a slow news day, Lindy decides to look in to the mystery.

Mr. Wuerst breaks his glasses but still agrees to substitute teach in a kindergarten classroom.

One day when the coconuts, dogs, frogs, fish, and bananas talk to him, Turo goes to ask wise old Papa Tata Wanga for advice.

A mother and her five-year-old take the energetic baby on an outing and end up chasing a runaway stroller.

In 1934, eleven-year-old Charlotte and her mother move to tiny Valley Junction, Missouri, where Charlotte befriends an eccentric old woman named Beryl Stubbs in spite of her mother's and others' warnings.

A child remembers special moments with Mama and starts to feel better after grieving over her death, in a soothing picture book with a message of hope for young children learning to cope after a loss.

Describes a variety of scary animals, including the alligator, black widow spider, and mountain lion

When a very dirty little boy tries to clean himself by imitating the bathing habits of various animals, he only gets dirtier, in a classic story--first published nearly forty-five years ago--now available as a picture book. Reprint.

Photographs and text describe flytraps, sundews, butterworts, and other plants that consume insects, worms, and even small frogs.

While walking home from school, a young boy experiences many scary things, both imaginary and real, and looks forward to being safe and snug at home with his parents.

Accompanied by illuminating pastel illustrations, an enchanting collection of poems celebrates the beauty and wonder of Mother Earth, from the black earth to the gold sun.