Hill, Susan

When Stuart Little and his family go for a picnic at a lake, he has several adventures as he tries to sail across the lake on George's sailboat.

When Stuart Little and Snowbell the cat are left alone for the afternoon, they discover that the game of hide-and-seek can be dangerous.

When Peter Parker goes to investigate after some animals are stolen from the zoo, he stops the person responsible, Kraven the Hunter, but the hunter decides that Spider-Man is a better target than any of the zoo animals.

On Peter's first day at the Daily Bugle, the Vulture swoops down on the city and Peter knows one thing for sure: Spider-Man is on the case!.

In a small Missouri town during the 1920s, Clem is torn between family responsibility and the life he wishes to lead when he must begin working in the lead mine on his thirteenth birthday to help pay for his sister's medical care.

Ruby Raccoon asks her friends for advice on making a cake.

Leveled text and color illustrations follow Black Beauty as he saves the daughter of his new owner from a terrible thunderstorm.

When Stuart Little and his brother George go to the amusement park, George keeps suggesting rides and games that are too big for Stuart, but the hall of mirrors helps put things into perspective.

At first Stuart is afraid of Bookworm the library owl, but they become friends when Stuart says he will help Bookworm learn to read.

Spider-Man stops Electro from taking over the city's powers supply, tracks animals gone missing from the zoo to Kraven the Hunter, searches for his friend Harry's father with the Green Goblin hot on his heels, fights a really large lizard, and finally takes on the Vulture above the city.