Best Selling Books by Judy Delton

Ten-year-old Angel finds plenty to worry about when she learns that her mother''s new boyfriend is a clown.

"Rat''s knees!" said Molly Duff. "School starts tomorrow." Luckily, the Pee Wee Scouts have a meeting the next day. That''s when they find out about the big surprise ahead. At the Pee Wee weenie roast, their Scout leader, Mrs. Peters, tells them about a football game coming up. A Pee Wee football game. "We''re going to play against Troop 15 from Oakdale," she says. "Yeah!" cheers Roger White. "We''ll win!" Every day, under blue skies, the Pee Wees practice hard. Rachel cheers. Roger tries. But Sonny just wants french fries. Team spirit is what it takes. Can Troop 23 win the big game?

Molly needs to borrow or rent a baby. Fast. It''s Christmastime and baby-tending time. Rachel will practice with her cousin Rhonda. Mary Beth has a little sister to take care of. And Sonny''s hit the jackpot! He has two new babies to feed and burp--but he won''t share them with Molly. Rat''s knees! Molly has no one. Will this be the first badge Molly misses?

Donuts, donuts, a mountain of donuts. Molly Duff rubs her stomach. She''d like to eat them, but the Pee Wee Scouts are going to sell them. Door to door. To earn badges and help pay for a weekend at camp. Mrs. Peters, their troop leader, plus one mother will go to camp too. Molly can''t wait to swim and hike and sing around the campfire! But when the Pee Wee Scouts are tucked away in their tents for the night, a strange and scary voice calls out, "OOOO ooo eee!" Molly shivers. Is it a tiger? Or could it be a spooky ghost? Find out why the Pee Wee Scouts call their camp Camp Ghost-Away!

Bear becomes jealous when Duck, his best friend, makes friends with Chipmunk, who is new in the neighborhood.

Although ten-year-old Angel loves her little brother Rags dearly, the constant responsibility of taking care of him weighs heavily on her young shoulders.

Ten-year-old Angel and her little brother Rags have to cope with an incompetent sitter and several crises while their mother is away.

Twelve-year-old Angel has adjusted to her mother''s remarriage and believes that she and her younger brother Rags now live in the perfect family, until she discovers that her mother is going to have another baby.

Molly and the scouts learn how to plant a garden when spring comes.

Archie''s complaints about his piano lessons cutting into his play time subside when his school teacher presents the opportunity for Archie to become a star.

Pee Wee Scouts #1.

Library cards and discovering how much fun reading can be make for a great Pee Wee adventure. This is the latest in the popular early chapter book series that teaches responsibility in an amusing manner kids love.

Rabbit loves his beautiful new rug, but comes to realize there are more important things.

The surprises keep coming for the Pee Wee Scouts. Sonny Betz''s mother is getting married! Molly is excited. Larry Stone, the fire chief, will make a terrific dad for Sonny. Getting ready for the wedding takes practice. The Pee Wees have a special rehearsal! Good manners are important for the wedding and a new badge too. Here comes the bride. Rat''s knees! Is Molly getting married too?

The Pee Wees are visiting the Lazy T Ranch, where they get to wear cowboy hats, learn how to throw a lasso, and go horseback riding. There''s even a spooky ghost town to explore. The only down side is the big square dance scheduled for the end of the weekend. None of the girls wants Roger or Sonny for a partner. Molly has a plan to avoid dancing with them. Will it work?

AUGUST IS HELP-A-PET month! The Scouts decide that the best way to help homeless animals is to raise money at a yard sale. It''s going to mean a lot of hard work. But, in the end, the Pee Wees might be lucky enough to get a pet of their own!

To earn a new badge, the Pee Wees volunteer to help at the charity circus when it comes to town. But Molly is afraid of the trapeze, the animals and even the clowns. Magic is the only act left on the sign-up sheet, but Molly can''t do any tricks. With a little help from her friends, something magical just might happen.

Kitty moves to a new neighborhood and eventually makes a successful transition into her new third grade. "A sympathetic account of what it''s like to be the new girl in school, as well as a child trying to be good and make sense of the world." -- Kirkus Reviews

Frolicsome fun at the first annual Pee Wee Jubilee in Atlanta, Georgia, occasions some other firsts, including riding on an airplane and being alone for the first time.