Best Selling Books by Barbara Shook Hazen

Amy experiences some scary moments when she finally gets the chance to babysit herself.

Rhymed text and illustrations enumerate the physical features that make a person unique.

Discusses vegetable and fruit skins, peels, and shells, and what is inside them.

Marvin, separated from his father on the elevator, finds friends and adventures on every floor.

A youngster has a comforting talk with his gorilla who understands the problems of living with a new baby.

A very shy little girl, by getting up the courage to speak to a new boy at school, takes the first step toward overcoming her shyness.

A monk''s terrible problem of oversleeping, especially when it is his turn to ring the morning bells, is finally solved by a young choir boy. Includes words and music to the song.

When the castle bully discovers bold barón Fernando is secretly terrified of the dark, he tries to stir up trouble between that brave caballero and his doña Blancaflor.

Cette collection aborde, par le biais de la fiction, certaines situations que les jeunes sont appelés à vivre: divorce, belle-famille, agressions, racisme ... Si les conseils sont édifiants, la version des faits et certains énoncés sont parfois simplistes. Ces volumes se veulent des amorces au dialogue parents-enfants.

Livre sur les préjugés.

For all the sadness in "goodbyes," there are corresponding happy moments in "hellos, " as an urban child moves to a surburban neighborhood.

After a street fair, five friends work hard to clean up the street.