Best Selling Books by Hazel Hutchins

Novel set in an isolated pearling community ; Philippinos, Chinese, Malays, Aborigines and white men.

Jerry noticed that the grocer gave his charge customers candy on the days they paid their monthly bill, and he wished that his mother wouldn''t pay cash. So he decided that he would keep the cash when he went to the store, charge the groceries, and get the candy when he had to pay the bill, and nobody would lose. But it wasn''t as easy as Jerry thought to store all of the money.

See below for English description. Un garçon est invité à dîner chez un monstre. Quelle expérience enrichissante! Avec peu de texte et des illustrations qui en disent long, les enfants apprendront à bien se comporter à la table d''un monstre. « Lave bien tes mains, sinon, la plante écumeuse te bavera dessus. Passe les assiettes poliment, ou les tortues-alligators te croqueront sans merci. Mastique la bouche bien fermée, sans quoi les mouches te nettoieront les dents. » Une fois le repas terminé, tous vont dans la cour arrière. Fini les bonnes manières à l''heure du dessert! The monsters have invited a boy to dinner - and it''s an enlightening experience! With minimum text - and tell-it-all art - children will learn how best to behave in a monster house. Wash you hands first, or the slobber plant will drool on you. Pass those plates politely, or the snapping turtles will strike. Chew with your mouth closed, or the flies will clean your teeth. But when it;s time to be excused, both kids and monsters enjoy a wild and messy dessert-time in the backyard! Original Title : Monster Manners

Robyn has earned the right to choose the destination of the next class trip and she has decided that it should be the art gallery. Not one of her friends and classmates thinks this is a good idea, but Robyn isn''t willing to change her mind. She has her reasons for wanting to go to the art gallery, and she is determined to have her own way at any cost. Hazel Hutchins lives in Alberta and has published many children''s books. This is the 6th book in the Robyn series.

Evan uses his imagination and a few crayons to create new and exciting art.

Picorine la poule / Werner Zimmermann -- Quelle belle fête! / Barbara Reid -- Le carrousel / Hazel Hutchins -- Sophie et le monstre sous le lit / Don Gillmor -- Des livres pour Nicolas! / Gilles Tibo.

Robyn talks her mother into letting have her first ever brithday, but on the condition that she must invite every child in her class. Robyn is not sure she wants in invite all the kids in her class, but learns things are not always what they seem, and plans can change.

The Queen of Iddison and her daughter journey to a neighboring kingdom to welcome a new royal baby, and even though the child has received many gifts, the princess gives the infant the best one.

A child''s-eye view of keeping it all together.

A young boy and his mother visit the library. There he truly gets lost in the story.

You''d be surprised at what a cat gets up to all day!

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"A little dog can get up to big things!"--P. [4] of cover.

Things are missing at Leanna''s house, and she is sure a genie is responsible. The only solution is to set a trap.

A sixth-grade boy has strange experiences involving animals just like those he carved on his stilts.