Little Clancy's New Drum

Kerins, Tony

Children's Books

Candlewick

While his five friends feel brave enough to handle the strange noises in the woods, Clancy the turtle stays safe at home

The Brave Ones (Giggle Club)

Literature & Fiction

<p>What underlies the stereotype about the destructive power of romantic love and why do Russian writers so willingly employ this cliché?</p>

Little Clancy's New Drum (Giggle Club (in pbk))

Shakespeare's Stories: Tragedies

<p>Five of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies--"King Lear," "Othello," "Macbeth," "Hamlet," and "Romeo and Juliet"--are retold in language that is understandable to young readers while retaining the power and emotion of the original work</p>

Birch, Beverley

Peter Bedrick Books

Little Clancy is too young to go on big adventures like his friends and has to wait at home, but the Brave Ones discover that they are not so brave after all, when they return to find something extra scary waiting for them with fearless Little Clancy.

The Brave Ones