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Nate the Great and the Big Sniff by Marjorie Weinman
$0.00Add to cartNate the Great solves crimes with his dog, Sludge. But this time, Sludge can’t help. Sludge is lost! Nate looks high and low. But every clue leads to a dead end until . . . Nate realizes Sludge can help after all!
ISBN: 978-0-440-41502-2
Fudge-A-Mania by Judy Blume
$0.00Add to cart*written inside book*
First of all, Peter’s brother Fudge-the five-year-old human hurricane- has a plan : to marry Peter’s sworn enemy, Shiela Tubman. Disgusting! Could anything be worse?
Yes, Peter’s parents have decided to rent a summer house next door to the Tubman’s. Which means Peter will be stuck with Fudge and Shiela and Cootie Queen for three whole weeks!
Will Peter be able to survive the summer? It may not be the vacation of Peter’s dreams, but,as millions of Judy Blume fans know, it won’t be dull. When Fudge is around, anything can happen…and does!
ISBN: 0-440-40490-8
The Adventures of Captain Underpants by Dav Pilkey
$0.00Add to cartTra-La-Laaaaa! Join George and Harold on FIVE hilarious adventures with the amazing Captain Underpants, as they duel Dr. Diaper, tackle the talking toilets, clash with the crazy cafeteria ladies, plot against Professor Poopypants, and wrestle the wicked Wedgie Woman. Overflowing with humor, action, and that world-famous cheesy animation technique.
ISBN: 0-439-08282-x
Missing May by Cynthia Rylant
$0.00Add to cartAfter the death of the beloved aunt who has raised her, twelve-year-old Summer and her uncle Ob leave their West Virginia trailer in search of the strength to go on living. Twelve-year-old Summer, her classmate Cletus, and her grieving Uncle Ob set off across West Virginia in search of a “Small Medium at Large” in fond hopes of reaching Aunt May beyond the grave. Their journey is heartening, funny, and altogether unforgettable.
ISBN: 0-440-40865-2
Seven Kisses In a Row (Charlotte Zolotow Books) by Patricia Mackachlan
$0.00Add to cartIt’s not fair, Emma thinks, for her parents to go away (for five whole days) and leave her with an aunt and uncle she hardly knows. What if they don’t like children? But Aunt Evelyn and Uncle Eliot like Emma and her brother, Zachary, just fine. They also like rules. Rules about: Eating. Sleeping. Cleaning up. Messing up. Emma doesn’t believe in rules. Not unless they’re hers: Eating no broccoli, dead or alive. Sleeping: No sleeping in a room where night rumbles hide. Cleaning up: Don’t. Messing up: Do. Emma can see that Aunt Evelyn and Uncle Elliot have a lot to learn about being parents. But that’s okay—because Emma has five whole days in which to teach them.
ISBN: 0-06-440231-2
Homer Price By Robert Mc Closkey
$0.00Add to cartHomer Price lives two miles out of Centerburg, where Route 56 meets 56A, but most of his friends and relatives live in town. They include Aunt Aggy and Uncle Ulysses, the Sheriff and the boys, Miss Terwilliger, Miss Naomi Enders, great-great-great granddaughter of Ezekiel Enders who funded Centerburg and who owned the precious formula for making Cough Syrup and Elixir of Life Compound. While Centerburg is not exactly nosey, precious little happens that the good citizens do not know.
Minions Draculas Last Birthday by Lucy Rosen
$0.00Add to cartA Chidren’s Book
ISBN: 978-0-316-26693-2
The Good, the Bad, and the Silly (Veggie Tales) Values to Grow by Doug Peterson
$0.00Add to cartA Lesson in making good choices.
Will Cowboy Larry take the long, hard road or will he cheat and take the easy path during his cattle-drive test? Ride along to see how he realizes the importance of doing what’s right.
ISBN: 0-7172-9926-0
Kate’s Tricky Treat by Slade Stone
$0.00Add to cartKate and her friends always trick-or-treat together on Halloween but this year, the “cool” kids have asked Kat to hang out with them. On Halloween night, Kate discovers that her new friends are more interested in tricking than treating.
The Mystery of UFO’S by Mary Blount Christian
$0.00Add to cart*Writing damage-front and back cover, book damaged*
Kenneth Arnold was flying alone when he saw them. At first the objects looked like pie pans. Later Arnold decided they were arc-shaped. The Objects reflected the sun like mirrors. Arnold reported his sightings to officials. His term, “flying saucers” caught the publics imagination. It became a common phrase almost overnight.
ISBN: 0-89686-347-6
Juvenile Fiction
