lost and found possessions

A child who loses something precious considers and tests various solutions. Includes a note for parents on fostering resourcefulness in young children.

When Kate's little brother loses his hat, Kate, Lisa, Max, and Nick all try to think of a plan to help him find it.

The first half of the book relates in rhymed text and illustrations the fate of a red mitten lost in the woods. The second half offers wordless illustrations inviting the reader to make up his/her own stories about the red mitten.

On a trip up the hill with her mother to feed the sheep, a young girl loses her teddy bear when it starts to snow.

An early reader in which the animals from the zoo become lost and must all squeeze into the lost-and-found waiting room until the zookeeper comes to find them.

Jonathan joins his dad in retracing his steps after his father misplaces his key chain which holds a very special picture of Jonathan.

When his beagle Lucy runs off chasing a big orange cat, Bobby must overcome his shyness in order to find them again.

Nell at first loves her pet guinea pig but later she believes she should have a cat or a dog instead.

In this rhyming tale, Ned searches for his lost cat throughout the pages of the book--from one to twenty-eight.

Trevor and his friends become caught up in solving several mysteries at their junior high school in Calgary involving missing lunches and stolen books.