Best Selling Books by Deborah Hautzig

Grover visits the hospital to find out what to expect when he goes to have his tonsils out.

When her entire family gets a cold, Little Witch takes charge making them soup, get-well cards, and calling a witch doctor. In the end, Little Witch learns the importance of taking care of herself as well as others. Illustrations.

Illustrated in black-and-white. Meet Walter Warlock, the male counterpart to the best-selling Little Witch! Walter loves to write songs, so he''s thrilled when asked to write a song for the Halloween Midnight Ball. But Walter gets in a real jam: his father wants him to zap the song by casting a spell and Walter wants to do it the old-fashioned way--write the song. Can Walter make his father proud? Or are Walter and his father headed for a warlock war?

Bert and Ernie ask Big Bird to go skating with his new skates but one of them is missing.

Big Bird learns that it takes practice to become a great violin player.

Relates the story of the popular ballet, in which a little girl travels with the Nutcracker Prince to the Land of Sweets.

Marsha is not eager to have her father come to school on Fathers'' Visiting Day.

Grover shows Big Bird the many things to be enjoyed and the surprising services at the public library.

Though Big Bird makes a mess trying to help Granny get well, she appreciates the fact that he came.

A cloth "Little Witch" doll accompanies a whimsical book of magic spells

Grover is distressed that he has no present to give his mother for Mother''s Day, not realizing that she already has the best present of all.

Rats are everywhere in the town of Hamelin until the Pied Piper plays. Step IntoReading.

A whimsical compendium of magical spells presents such charming (and harmless) incantations as "Yucky, mucky bowl of peas, turn to popcorn if you please."