New Releases by Judy Delton

The Pee Wees hunt for hobbies to earn their hobby badges, a new physically challenged Pee Wee is introduced, and the group prepares for Grandparents'' Day.

In an effort to win his girlfriend back, Tony Doyle tries various ways to earn money fast to buy a new costume for the school Halloween dance.

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

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.

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!

Pee Wee Scouts #1.

The Pee Wee Scouts listen to Mrs. Peters, their troop leader, tell them all about the Halloween party plans.

It is Help-a-Pet month and the Pee Wee Scouts plan a trip to the animal shelter. Molly comes up with an idea to help the pets and the Pee Wees too.

The Pee Wee Scouts sell donuts to raise money for a camping trip. When they arrive at the camp, a strange and scary voice scares them during the night.

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

Delves into the 29 writing pitfalls most likely to turn off an editor; each is illustrated with examples, followed by solid instruction in how to correct the problem.

From her strict Catholic childhood through her marriage at age twenty-one, Tess is imprisoned by her rigid religious upbringing.

A walk on a snowy night brings a little girl and her father closer together.

Kitty''s summer in the country is filled with new experiences, from "purchasing" a pagan baby to exposure to real poverty.

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

Brimhall learns enough magic to make a rabbit appear in a hat, but not enough to make him vanish.

After trying unsuccessfully to bring spring to Duck, Squirrel and Rabbit decide to help him enjoy winter instead.

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

Duck has an immaculate house but doesn''t like to cook. Bear likes to cook but has a messy house. So the two friends share their talents.