Most Popular Books by Michael Chesworth

Touch & feel the smooth & shiny red ball. Now fold out the page &-surprise!-the ball has turned into a clown''s red nose!

When Dr. Fear goes on vacation, his fun house monsters decide they need a little holiday of their own. Now the monsters have escaped the fun house, and are running loose in the amusement park! Join the ghoul gang for a delightfully scary good time.

Archibald Frisby, mad about science and wise beyond his years, is sent to camp to have fun and ends up broadening the horizons of his fellow campers.

An alphabet adventure One day i chanced to stop for t and listen to sweet Mellow D, in her old H beside the sea, sing of her long-lost Mister E. She said he''d hid a treasure chest out on an I-land to the west. Just where it''s buried she knew not. But X would surely mark the spot. Come join the letter men of the Alphaboat as they cross the high seas on a treasure-hunting trip! All twenty-six characters are here, from uppercase officers Captain C and Admiral T to lowercase crewmen silent e and sleepy z. Packed with visual and verbal puns, this jaunty picture book salutes nautical yarns of yore as it takes readers where no alphabet book has sailed before. A Junior Library Guild Selection

Throughout the book, clear, easy-to-use maps highlight notable geographical landmarks, as well as routes for driving and hiking. Information about recreational facilities, restaurants, picnic spots, local events, and museums and other attractions, plus names, addresses, and telephone numbers for further information are also included. America''s national parks provide millions of visitors the rare and welcome opportunity to enjoy the splendors of unspoiled nature. 48 of our most breathtaking natural wonders, handpicked for their scenery and attractions, are explored in detail -- from Acadia in Maine to Big Bend in Texas and Denali in Alaska.

Pig and his pal Raccoon have a laugh-filled ride as Pig''s car zooms across the countryside, creating chaos wherever it goes!

Píppi é uma menina de nove anos incrivelmente forte. Não tem pai nem mãe e mora sozinha, mas feliz da vida. Seus companheiros são um cavalo e um macaquinho. Ela mesma faz suas roupas - bem esquisitas - e sua comida - biscoitos, panquecas e sanduíches. Destemida e sapeca, lembra a Emília do Sítio do Pica-Pau Amarelo. Píppi tem sempre uma resposta na ponta da língua, está sempre inventando histórias e demonstra grande confiança em si mesma. Dá uma surra em cinco meninos brigões, engana os policiais que querem levá-la para um lar de crianças, põe dois ladrões a correr e enfrenta um touro a unha. Nada convencional e um tanto anárquica, causa espanto e confusão por onde passa, seja na escola, no circo ou na casa de seus vizinhos. É, enfim, uma menina que realiza sonhos de liberdade e aventura.

A young boy imagines a rainy day adventure in which the wind sweeps him and his umbrella on an incredible flight across country.