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The Finest Children's & Young Adult Stories
of Fun & Adventure

The Creek   
  By: Elizabeth Blue
  "A hand grasped her other ankle. She screamed. The thing jerked her leg and she fell, gasping as her warm body submerged in the cold water of the creek."

Just Plain Sarah Jane   
  By: Nancy Julien Kopp
  "Sarah Jane stopped by Owensby’s window on her way home from school every day. In only five weeks she’d have enough to buy the dish for Ma."

Peter's Pockets   
  By: Alexander S. Foxhall
  “Don’t you be getting into any mischief,” mum cautioned, “and don’t come home with your pockets full of useless junk.”

The Girl in the Attic
  By: Angeline Hawkes-Craig
  His mother said "Don't go into the attic." Chad had to find out why.

One Wish
  By: Valerie Frankel
  "Do Mermaids really exist? And can they grant wishes? Jasper was about to find out."

Simon Simons and the Faulty Time Machine   
  By: Barbara Kanninen
  Simon went back in time to fix a small problem, but every action has a consequence.

Supernuisance   
  By: Kimberly Ramsey
  The school needed a superhero, so it was up to Scott to become one.

Magic Lessons   
  By: Marsheila Rockwell
  He went in search of a unicorn, but he would find so much more.

Dances With Crows
  By: Marcie Lynn Tentchoff
  "I've never really gotten along with crows...They have this way of looking at you, as though they're wondering what you taste like, and whether they can fit their beaks around you."

The Comic Thief
  By: Ahmed A. Khan
  A comic book worth $90, 000? That was a powerful temptation for someone. And Jim had to figure out who took it.

Draziw Cottage
  By: Yolanda Sfetsos
  The key to the attic would open up the mystery of her family.

Ancient Book of Days
  By: Lia Keyes
  The book's pages were blank, and it was up to Peter to fill those pages with adventure.

Mike and the Greenwood
  By: Dorothy Imm
  Mike though he knew the woods, but he was about to discover a world he never dreamed existed.

Second Daughter
  By: Eugie Foster
  "Second daughters are very special. We make our own luck.”

Big Sister
  By: Marissa K. Lingen
  It's not easy being a big sister, especially when your little brother is a dragon.

Odyssey to Gato's Canyon:  Serina's Hope
  By: Sharene Martin
  ' "You are not going to Gato's Canyon to search for hidden treasure or anything else!" Rafael just stared at me. He had his mind set.'

Gift from a Friend
  By: Susanne Shaphren
  "Maybe, just maybe, there would be clues in the attic to prove there really was a ghost!"

Smuggling
  By: Edel Wignel
  What was in the red basket Kylie carried? And why did it wiggle?

The Case of the Red Jacketed Robber
  By: Guy Belleranti
  Who stole Mrs. Abernathy's wallet?

Charlie and the Magic Tractor
  By: Angeline Hawkes-Craig
  "The driver of the tractor was even more of a shock, if there can be more of a shock than looking out your bedroom window and seeing a magical, flying tractor. The driver was none other than Bernice the cow!"

Riches
  By: Margaret Shauers
  " 'A quarter isn't enough to buy the green bike in Thompson's department store window. So, I'm going to get rich,' Tom told his mother."

Third Graders Can't Sing
  By: Kimberly Ramsey
  Beth announced that she was trying out for the show. "Don't be dumb," snapped Natalie. "Third graders can't sing."

The Parrotnapper
  By: Sally E. Coup
  "Moving so fast Hannah couldn't stop him, the man's grimy hand pulled a squawking, screeching Buddy out of his cage."

The Red Shoes
  By: Adrienne Ehlert-Bashista
  "These shoes are possessed with strange and magical powers."

The Day the Teachers Went Berserk
  By: Rebecca J. Gomez
  "Wouldn't it be great if teachers were more like kids?"

Toby's Troubles
  By: Trudie Trewin
  "Toby Walker knew all about trouble. He knew more about trouble than he knew about Math and English."

Treasure Trouble
  By: Michael Arruda
  The treasure was buried somewhere in the ground...but it wasn't down there alone.

The Trouble with Follow the Leader
  By: Barbara Ehrentreu
  "Terry felt the sharp pain from Charlie's finger and the worse pain caused by the words he said."

The Great Boat Race
  By: Jacqueline Seewald
  "Today he would stop being a child. Today he would become a sailor like his father."

The Puzzle of the Missing Apples
  By: Guy Belleranti
  When Mrs. Allison's apples go missing, quick detective work is needed.

Department Z
  By: Mark Justice
  "I'm obligated to introduce you to the greatest resource the President of the United States has at his disposal. We call it Department Z."

Drain Surfing
  By: Claire Saxby
  Was it an adventure or a big mistake? Jai was about to find out.

Street Trap
  By: Margaret Shauers
  Gram wanted him to wear the police whistle, but Juan knew he'd be safe without it.

Isadora's Secret
  By: Jackie Hosking
  Was Isadora a witch....or something much worse?

Some Snowballs Don't Melt
  By: Debbie Roppolo
  Snowball was Daddy's best friend...and fiercest protector.

The Strangler
  By: Jill McDougall
  Who was stalking Stella...and what did they want?

A Trick for Twisty
  By: Renee Kirchner
  Who says a pet has to have fur?

Jed and The Wishing Apple
  By: Carolyn Watson Dubisch
  "... anyone who could climb to the top of the tree and take a bite from the apple would be granted a wish."

One of Its Kind
  By: Tabatha Jean D'Agata
  Do you have something that's 'one of its kind' around your home? Kirby Newton believes he does and he's sure he'll amaze his class with it at the next show-and-tell!

Sophia
  By: Louise Wilkinson
  "I know the kind of things that a cat really shouldn’t know, not even one as beautiful and as intelligent as me."

Passport
  By: Mark Justice
  "Step though the doorway and let your journey begin," Passport said.


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