G. Brian Karas

Bunny and Jack, animal detectives, take a break from playing cards to look for Bernard Bear's missing messenger whistle.

"The leaves are off the trees, and frost is on the ground. It's time for bugs to hunker down and hide out for the winter. But Ant isn't ready to hunker down. Ant isn't ready to be 'all by herself' for months on end. The thought of a long chilly season without her best friend, Honey Bee, is enough to make Ant shiver with dread. Can Ant brave the cold for one last surprise visit before the snow flies?"--Dust jacket flap.

The rhyming story of a six-year-old boy who is sad about moving to a new home but ends up being happy when he gets there.

Consists of brief statements relating what children from around the world do with a tooth that has fallen out. Includes facts about teeth.

While having breakfast at their favorite diner, two detectives, Bunny and Jack, solve a mystery that is not what it seems.

Bunny and Jack investigate the disappearance of a trombone from Mr. Riley's music store.

When students in Mr. Tiffin's class are invited to solve a riddle during a field trip to an apple orchard, Tara's daydreams may lead to the answer.

Fed up with the constant presence of rabbits in his house and yard, Mr. McGreely goes to the beach for some fun but the pesky pufftails will not give him a break.

Hubert Clumpty says he wishes his classmate, "crazy Barb'ra," would leave him alone.

What is it like to work at night, while the rest of the city is asleep? Newbery Medalist Karen Hesse's quietly powerful story of a boy and his father is tenderly brought to life by G. Brian Karas in this luminous tribute to an enduring, everyday sort of love.