Aladdin

Sophie is an artist who wants to spin beautiful creations all day long. But as a spider, she's shooed and shuffled all over the boardinghouse. One day she finally finds the home for which she's always yearned and the inspiration for the masterpiece of her lifetime. Full color.

Born into slavery, Harriet Tubman dreamed of freedom. Her dream finally came true, but she didn't stop there-as a conductor for the Underground Railroad, Harriet led hundreds of slaves to freedom, too. Full-color illustrations.

Now back in print-the classic book by three-time Caldecott Honor recipient Paul O. Zelinsky and author Lore Segal that tells the hilarious story of a finicky feline and his frustrated owner. Full color.

This collection of poems by Karla Kuskin, David McCord, and Janet Wong features rhymes about mathematics, numbers, and having fun. Makes an ideal addition to the interdisciplinary classroom. Full-color illustrations.

When the class hamster disappears, Katie brings in a bunny to be the new class pet. Soon, the preparations for the Spring Fair are wrecked, and everyone thinks the rabbit is responsible. Nancy is sure the rabbit is innocent, and what she finds out may solve two mysteries. Illustrations.

Otto's little friend, Pip, is in big trouble in this third adventure. When Pip sees Otto's big balloon, he can't resist asking to hold it. But when a breeze sweeps Pip and the balloon away, it's up to Otto and Zee the Bee to come to the rescue. Full color.

When Max Remy's mother announces plans to marry creepy Aidan, Max needs to escape. Max then finds out about a time travel machine that gives her the power to change the past, but she doesn't count on Mr. Blue and her rival, Toby, being involved. Illustrations.

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Uncertain of where she really belongs, 13-year-old Nissa leaves her Louisianahome where she lives with her father and new stepmother and goes to stay withher eccentric mother in Chicago.

Setting the standard for high fantasy, this first installment of the EarthseaCycle trilogy is written by award-winning author LeGuin, winner of the Nebulaand Hugo Awards.