Goodman, Joan E

In 1542, eager to escape the French Huguenot household of her harsh father, sixteen-year-old Marguerite de la Rocque sails with her equally stern uncle, the Sieur de Roberval, to the New World, where she is left alone on an island with only her young Catholic lover and her chaperone to help her survive.

In Rome in 1969, after years of being adrift in Europe, eleven-year-old Anna and her father sing in the streets for money, while Anna dreams of having a normal home and family life.

Bernard the young elephant hopes for a baby brother and gets more than he wished for.

A group of dancing bunnies attends a ballet class. Includes instructions on ballet positions and poses.

A biography of the man who explored the St. Lawrence, Ohio, Illinois, and Mississippi rivers, and who claimed America's heartland for King Louis XIV and France.

An account of Henry Hudson's four voyages in search of a passage to the Orient in the early seventeenth century and the discoveries made by him on the northeastern coast of America.

A young elephant refuses to take his nap, despite the efforts of his parents and grandmother.

When a young elephant is apprehensive about his first day of school, his parents show him how much fun school can be.

During the Revolutionary War, thirteen-year-old Hope, seized by the band of Tories who attack her Connecticut home, finds herself enslaved in a Tory household on Long Island and uses all her resources to escape from her captors and make her way home.