Franco, Betsy

In the pond by Anna's house, a food chain begins with algae which is eaten by a mayfly nymph and ends with a coyote eating a raccoon.

Contains one hundred poems written by teenagers, and explores romantic love from a variety of sexual orientations, along with obsession, heartbreak, and more.

A collection of poems and brief essays by girls aged fourteen to nineteen on such themes as strength, beauty, love, sex, drugs, social justice, and maturity.

An anthology of stories, poems, and essays by adolescent boys on issues that concern them.

Three children remake their grandpa's quilt so it will fit him better.

Briefly notes amazing animal actions such as a walrus feeling with its whiskers and a fly tasting with its feet.

Illustrations and simple text show how to use subtraction to get the answers to everyday questions.

Thirty-three visual poems celebrating all things canine--from obedience school to flatulent Fidos.

Presents a collection of one hundred poems that follow a school year to the hundredth day, each featuring the number one hundred.

Contains thirty-four visual poems by American writer Betsy Franco, centered on the strange behavior of cats, including their acrobatics and ability to drink from toilet bowls and damage furniture.