"This Newbery Award-winning book . . . has been reprinted with a charming reminiscence by the author about her grandmother Caddie. . . . Told with style and grace and teamed with fresh new illustrations, the story of Wisconsin frontier life in the 1860's will continue to attract readers today."--School Library Journal, starred review.

Caddie Woodlawn

Carol Ryrie Brink

Children's Books

Collier/Macmillan

Irma's lie about having the biggest doll in the world leads her into deeper and deeper trouble.

The Bad Times of Irma Baumlein

Trina Schart Hyman

MacMillan Publishing Company

Two Are Better Than One

Collier-Mac.

Empty cans can be useful in a number of ways. They are good for holding worms when you go fishing, and the large ones are fine for bailing a leaky boat. But even more interesting are the many mechanical things that a clever boy can build out of cans. Andy had made doorstoppers out of cans full of sand. He had made cowbells out of cans, with clappers which he fashioned from jointed wire and small stones. Then Andy read about a boy in California who built seven robots, one of them six feet, ten inches tall. It is not easy to build a robot, and only very clever boys should try it. But if the boy in California could do it, why in the world should not Andy Buckram do it too? The answer, of course, is that Andy did.

Andy Buckram's Tin Men

Grosset&Dunlap

Baby Island

When a ferocious storm hits their ship, young Mary and Jean become stranded on a deserted island. They're not the only survivors; with them are four babies. Immediately the sisters set out to make the island a home for themselves and the little ones. A classic tale of courage and dedication from a Newberry Medalist author.

scholastic

The moment Kirby and Bitsy arrive with their parents at their newly inherited motel in Florida, they know it's an unusual place. First of all, it's pink. Not just regular pink, but pink, pink, PINK! Then there's the roster of regular guests: an artist from Greenwich Village, a magician from The World, and a carpenter form Nobody Knows. It's the perfect combination for adventure - from mysterious messages to alligator hunting, dognapping, and Great-Granduncle Hiram's rumored secret treasure. The action at the Pink Motel never stops!

The Pink Motel

Demco Media

Literature & Fiction

Bt Bound

Viking Press

Andy Buckram's Tin Men Hardcover - March 20, 1966 by Carol Ryrie Brink (Author), W. T. Mars (Illustrator) Empty cans can be useful in a number of ways. They are good for holding worms when you go fishing, and the large ones are fine for bailing a leaky boat. But even more interesting are the many mechanical things that a clever boy can build out of cans. Andy had made doorstoppers out of cans full of sand. He had made cowbells out of cans, with clappers which he fashioned from jointed wire and small stones. Then Andy read about a boy in California who built seven robots, one of them six feet, ten inches tall. It is not easy to build a robot, and only very clever boys should try it. But if the boy in California could do it, why in the world should not Andy Buckram do it too? The answer, of course, is that Andy did.

The Ridgeway family takes on France in this delightful story from Newbery Medal winner Carol Ryrie Brink.Professor Ridgeway is on sabbatical in the South of France—and the whole family is along for the adventure. Susan has brought her diary to document their vacation fun, but Dumpling isn’t convinced that France can compete with their house with the tower back in Midwest City. She’s brought along her doll, Irene, as her little piece of home. George is just happy to have some new terrain to search for rocks. As the Ridgeways settle in, they find out that a real, live princess is staying at their hotel. But who could she be? While they search for the princess, they also begin studying French with their stern tutor, Mademoiselle—but isn’t it more fun teaching her some not-so-proper English? And as Halloween and Thanksgiving roll around, the Ridgeway children decide to show France a little bit of what these holidays mean back home in America—with some unexpected results! France will never be the same after the Ridgeways come to visit!

Family Sabbatical: 2

Viking Juvenile

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Caddie Woodlawn

The Bad Times of Irma Baumlein

Two Are Better Than One

Andy Buckram's Tin Men

Baby Island

The Pink Motel

Baby Island

Andy Buckram's Tin Men

Andy Buckram's Tin Men

Family Sabbatical: 2