Ehrlich, Amy

Joe, a young boy who grows up under the protection and companionship of his family's cow dog, Maggie, and later with a stray puppy called Silky, must learn how to cope with loss when Maggie dies during a thunderstorm.

Nina and her mother move from place to place, never revealing anything of themselves, and causing Nina to wonder if they will ever stop hiding.

All day, Baby Dragon turns down other animals' offers to go play or find a snack while he waits for his mother to return for him, but at nightfall, he agrees to go with Crocodile to find her.

Follows the adventures of Annie as she escapes from the orphanage, finds her dog Sandy, and is finally adopted by the richest man in the world.

A biography of Rachel Carson, author of "Silent Spring, " which sparked the beginnings of the modern environmental movement.

A retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's classic fairy tale about a girl who is only one inch tall.

Collection of stories written by authors of books for children and young adults, set in the time and space of their own childhoods and providing true and fictionalized accounts of the places, relationships, and emotions of children.

Mother Bunny takes her three children for a day of fun and games with their cousins at Grandma's house.

When Mother Bunny goes out, Paulette decides that she would rather play her bugle than help her brothers with the cleaning.

Traces the white man's conquest of the Indians of the American West, emphasizing the causes, events, and effects of the major Indian Wars leading to the symbolic end of Indian freedom at Wounded Knee.