Susan Blackaby

Ricky and Nicky are twins, and even though they are like two peas in a pod, it is not as hard to tell them apart as it could be.

Easy-to-read text describes Lucy's two very different dogs.

"How do you score runs? What do I wear to a game? Who is going to be on my team? How can I get better outside of practice? Baseball can be complicated, but this unique book has all the information a kid needs before picking up a bat or fielding a ball. Filled with diagrams, helpful photos, and even practice tips, it helps young athletes prepare for their first season and understand the most important elements of their sport"--Publisher.

Brownie the groundhog encounters a fox while waiting for winter to be over, and through clever maneuvering--and tasty snacks--the two become friends.

When the children play soccer, Pepi is the best player of them all.

When Rembrandt the bear loses his special lucky hat, he finds that neither a bird, nor a cat, nor a clown hat can replace it.

Easy-to-read text describes Joe and Dad's attempts to catch fish for dinner.

Two rascals sell a vain emperor an invisible suit of clothes.

When the children play soccer, Katy is the best player of them all. She runs fast, kicks hard, cheers loudly, scores goals, and steals the ball.

Dan has forgotten something very important while setting the table for supper.