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Warnings had been printed in the "Bean Home News" and the "Centerboro Guardian, " but nobody paid much attention to them. An animal revolt? "Preposterous!" said the Beans and all the other humans. But it's true--and the outrages begin. 30 illustrations.

Freddy the pig, stimulated by reading Sherlock Holmes, sets up in a business as a detective.

Much to Mr. Camphor's disgust, his aunts, Minerva and Elmira, are staying with him. He enlists Freddy's aid in an attempt to rid his house of the ladies. As a result, Freddy and his chums become entangled with some extremely unfriendly ghosts in an abandoned hotel while camping out. Illustrations.

Jinx the cat, Samuel the mole, Grisli the cannibal ant, and the other talking animals of Bean Farm help Freddy the pig protect Uncle Ben's flying saucer plans from greedy foreign spies.

At the urging of the farm animals, Freddy answers an ad in the "Bean Home News" for a position as caretaker of a large estate. Freddy is a bit overwhelmed when what was meant to be a relaxing little respite from the world turns out to be a real challenge . . . but the pig will muddle through!

Freddy the pig and his Bean Farm friends return for more adventures in this beloved series. This time Freddy's shy cousin Weedly comes to visit, and Jinx the cat decides to scare some life into the poor unsuspecting pig. Illustrations.

This concise, convenient guide to the essential language of medicine is based on actual usage in contemporary medical literature. With a flexible vinyl cover, this handy reference features more than 35, 000 entries with pronunciations and covers common brand name drugs and their generic equivalents.

The first three novels that feature Freddy the pig are collected in this beautifully designed single volume. Illustrations.

In this delightful tale, a young bear joins Mr. Broomschmidt's circus. His adventures involve a stirring battle, a weird mystery successfully solved by careful deduction, and some comical misunderstandings between the bear and an elephant, and between a lion and a mouse. 32 line drawings.

Freddy the pig must summon all of his courage and detective skills when the chief suspect of a series of robberies on the Bean farm is a legendary beast from the Big Woods.

The year 2002 marks the seventy-fifth anniversary of the first appearance of Freddy the Pig -- that illustrious barnyard character called "that charming ingenious pig" by The New York Times.Walter Brooks's Freddy the Pig first appeared in print in 1927, in To and Again (later published as Freddy Goes to Florida). Devotees and acclaim soon followed, as did the winning relationship between Brooks and illustrator Kurt Wiese. The result was twenty...

Freddy the Pig mixes it up with Mr. Elihu P. Margarine, a wealthy fox hunter who doesn't care a fig for the damaged vegetables he and his hunters leave in their wake.

In an out-of-this-world adventure, Freddy sets out to expose a hoax when a newspaper reports that six Martians have been captured by Mr. Herbert Garble.

All of Freddy's friends know they can always rely on him to help them out of a jam. When Mr. Boomschmidt and his traveling circus run into trouble, Jerry the rhino turns to everyone's favorite pig for some advice. The ever resourceful Freddy swings into action, makes plans, raises funds, and finds circus animals that are scattered. Illustrations.

Freddy the pig heads to a dude ranch and buys a pony, learns to ride, and winds up in a tussle with the rascaliest varmint there is. When Freddy learns the owner of the dude ranch is plotting to rob the bank where all of the animals keep their valuables, he aims to stop him with the help of some of his friends. Illustrations.

That clever pig, Freddy, star of the classic book series, enrolls as a student in Centerboro High School after being proclaimed the best blocker and tackler their football team had ever seen. Illustrations.

Emma and Alice, Bean Farm's favorite ducks, and that intrepid pig, Freddy, are off for a glorious balloon ride to celebrate the Fourth of July. If Freddy, Emma, and Alice had known what is in store for them, they would have remained quietly at home. Illustrations.

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