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Day after day, Izzy Daniels heads to his father's gym and in to the ring. He hopes that someday.........

The Case of the Kidnapped Cupid

Edition

-

ISBN/ISSN

439672635

Collation

79p., b/w., il., pbk

Series Title

Calendar Club Mysteries

Call Number

STA

The Princess and the Frog

This series are the timeless, treasured. stories that generations of children have grown up with and loved. These easy-to-read retellings, enhanced by exciting, richly colourful illustrations, faithfully capture all the magic of the original stories.'

Snowshoe Thompson

Christmas is coming, and Danny's father is away digging for gold. So Danny write him a letter, but the snow is so deep that no one wants to carry the mail. no one except Snowshoe Thompson, what will happen next?'

Clara and the Bookwagon

More than anything. Clara wants to learn to read. But Pa says there's too much work to do on the farm. Will Clara's dreams come true when the bookwagon stops at their house?'

ABC I Like me

Edition

-

ISBN/ISSN

0-590680366

Collation

30p., co., ill., pbk

Series Title

-

Call Number

418.4 CAR

Daddy day, daughter day

A true story of divorce and parenting told from both a child's and a father's point of view, noted talk-show host Larry King and his daughter, Chaia, share poignant memories of Chaia's childhood'

Harriet's hare

The last thing Harriet Butler expects to meet is a talking hare from outer space. But one morning, in her father's wheat field, that's exactly what happens. Wiz (as Harriet names him) turns out to be a master of surprises and the best friend she's had si

Babe: the gallant pig

When Babe arrives at the Hogget farm, Mrs. Hogget's thoughts turn to sizzling bacon and juicy pork chops. It looks as if the little pig is destined for the dinner table until he reveals a surprising talent for sheepherding. But the crowds can't believe t

Harry's Mad

An African Gray parrot is the last thing Harry Holdsworth expects to inherit from Great-Uncle George. Who want a pet bird when you're hoping for a treasure chest. Until the bird opens his beak and starts to speak!'