Wolf Brother
by Jim Kjelgaard |
The House at Pooh Corner
by A. A. Milne | 
The Lion & the Mouse
by Jerry Pinkney | 
Have You Filled a Bucket Today? A Guide to Daily Happiness for Kids
by Carol McCloud |
Moo Baa La La La
by Sandra Boynton |
Bark George
by Jules Feiffer | 
Big Girl Panties
by Fran Manushkin |
Ox-Cart Man
by Donald Hall |
Don't Push the Button!
by Bill Cotter | 
What Do You Do With a Problem?
by Kobi Yamada |
It's Not Easy Being a Bunny
by Marilyn Sadler | 
Mandy
by Julie Andrews |
Rogue Knight
by Brandon Mull | 
The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes
by DuBose Heyward |
Dogger
by Shirley Hughes | 
I Like You
by Sandol Stoddard | 
Rain Reign
by Ann M. Martin |
Charlie Anderson
by Barbara Abercrombie |
Nana Upstairs & Nana Downstairs
by Tomie dePaola |
Funnybones
by Janet Ahlberg |
[...]resort owner." Finally satisfied with his stretching board, Al laid it carefully in a corner. He took a blackened pipe from his shirt pocket and an exquisitely wrought tobacco pouch from his trousers. Made of home-tanned buckskin, even if the pouch had not borne the stamp of Al's craftsmanship, it would have been recognized as his. His name, A. HARKNESS, was stencilled on it. Al filled his pipe, lighted it and puffed lazy bursts of blue smoke into the air. Tammie, who, in common with most dogs, disliked the smell of tobacco, sneezed and moved farther away. For a moment Al did not speak. Finally he murmured, "So now you're goin' to be a famous resort owner?" "Why, didn't you know?" Ted asked gaily. "The Mahela Lodge will be known all the way from Lorton to Danzer."[...].