Most Popular Books by Judy Katschke

"Includes special edition bookmark!"--P. [1] of cover.

Uses a comic book format to present three stories about one dog with two very different sides.

Track down Alex, Marty, Gloria, Melman and those crazy penguins as they set out from Madagascar to home, but end up in the African plains where they have the time of their lives!

Flik works hard to make a gift for Queen Atta''s birthday but soon realizes what the perfect gift really is.

Ashley and her twin sister Mary-Kate plan to spy on their neighbors with their new telescope.

Michelle tries to rescue Rachel Tilly from playing in a humiliating comedy skating show.

The Disney Princesses spin their way into everyone’s hearts in this magical book with a spinner on every spread. Little girls will love watching Cinderella change into a ball gown beauty and Ariel go from fins to feet. Magic happens with just one spin!

Terk, Tantor and Tarzan think they can win the banana picking contest.

When astronauts Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Ben Grimm and Johnny Storm are exposed to cosmic rays, they suddenly gain superhuman powers. Reed Richards has the ability to stretch his body, becoming Mr Fantastic. Sue Storm is the Invisible Woman, Ben Grimm becomes The Thing and Johnny Storm is the Human Torch. Join the Fantastic Four as they discover their new powers and find out what it''s like to be superheroes! Perfect for the newly independent reader, this colour photo–filled chapter book will delight Fantastic Four fans. Ages 3–7

In this original musical, Barbie is a shipwrecked princess who talks and sings with a family of lovable animals! Raised by a red panda, a peacock, and a baby elephant, Barbie knows nothing of other humans, or her real identity. But all that changes when an adventurous prince discovers her tropical island. Now budding romance and a desire to uncover her past tempt Barbie to sail with the prince to his coastal castle. As Barbie learns to adjust to civilized life, she uncovers an evil queen''s plot to marry her daughter to the prince and take over the kingdom! Can Barbie stop this plan and marry her true love?

A group of fourth graders conduct an experiment to put to rest an unbelievable rumor that older boys actually enjoy kissing girls.

With her eye on a bicycle her dad won''t buy for her, Michelle finds out that her family''s house is sitting on top of an old gold mine. She plans to dig up the gold and buy the bike herself. But things get out of hand when Michelle''s friends show up to help.

"Ms. Fickle''s class is making a gingerbread house. But then part of the house goes missing! Where did the missing cookie go?" --Amazon.com.

Everything you need to make 6 cool crafts.

A fifth-grader finds New York City, with its horse-drawn carriage rides through Central Park, intimate dinners in Little Italy, and midday strolls along the river by Chelsea Piers, the most romantic place in the world. Movie in theaters in September.

Anything Aladar can do, his lemur friend Zini tries to do, too.

This simple retelling of the new CGI-animated feature film from DreamWorks, in theaters on November 2, is ideal for young readers who are too old for beginning readers but not quite ready for the longer junior novel.

Michelle decides to run for class president and has some super ideas for the fourth grade. She thinks winning is going to be a cinch. But Rachel Tilly will do anything to win--and she''s got a lot of tricks up her sleeve.

Ashley and Mary-Kate plan competing surprise parties to be held on the same day.