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A never-before-published work from one of children's literature's greatest writers and masterfully illustrated by a "New York Times"-bestselling artist, this lyrical tribute to fathers concludes with a young boy whose father is a sailor coming home from the sea to his son. Full color.

This special keepsake anniversary edition of this classic tale features a bright new jacket and a message to readers from the author. Full color.

A 14-year-old deals with the aftermath of a school fire that kills his classmates and any sense of a normal life, in this new novel by the acclaimed author of "Safe" and "The Boy from the Basement.

Ted smells burning toast one morning, but he can't find a firefighter anywhere. So Ted leaps into action and becomes a firefighter. Young readers and parents alike are sure to giggle over Ted's ever-helpful attitude and his hilariously misguided attempts to make school safer. Full color.

In this third installment, Tom Golden is no longer the only human who can see ghosts. The disappearance of the Crown Jewels can only be the work of a poltergeist, but eyewitness accounts of frightening thespers and ghostly knights definitely confirm that there is otherworldly trouble.

From the bestselling author and illustrator team behind the Bear books comes a timeless, touching story of Little Pip, who is afraid to swim. This book is ideal for reassuring young children who are beginning to try new things. Full color.

Award-winning author Harlow ("Blown Away") returns to the shores of Newfoundland in 1965 in this exciting story of a girl and love for a herd of wild ponies.

When their mother leaves to become a country music star in Nashville in the early 1960s, 12-year-old Garnet and her older sister, Opal, come to discover what it takes for a family to give up one dream to make room for another, in this funny, poignant, and memorable novel.

Fifteen-year-old Iris Baldwin is stuck in the middle of 1920s rural Missouri, where she discovers that hobo is short for homeward bound, and cultivates an eccentric cast of folks into family, creating the home she's never had.

Fourteen-year-old Joey Campbell knows that he is lucky to be one of the survivors of the school fire. But really, how much luck is involved when he is the lone student to stand up during a fire drill? The only one who insists on getting out of the classroom? Joey's best friend, Maureen, thankfully decides to follow, but the remaining twenty-four people in Room E201 are swallowed in the mysterious blaze that engulfs their school. Other than Jo...

Asa is the daughter of a Viking chief whose clan is struggling to survive a never-ending winter. Asa's determination and sacrifice are all that stand between her clan and death. Now she must face the biggest challenge of her life.

Today is the day that Sam picks a pup! But how will he ever decide which one? This energetic book, with its fun rhyming text and adorable illustrations, is sure to thrill the young dog lover. Full color.

In this rollicking, rhyming read-aloud, Farmer McFitt must round up his escaped sheep--which are hiding everywhere from the circus to the library. Full color.

Beloved author Wilson blends the finest elements of rhyme and lyricism in this heartwarming picture book--a tender bedtime story about a little polar bear cub who asks his mother a multitude of why questions before he goes to sleep. Full color.

Work and play are both important, in this fresh, heartwarming take on a classic fable from Aesop. Full color.

Pirate Rufus Rumblebelly's treasure has disappeared. Only a mysterious trail of clues remain, and Captain Flinn and his friends are determined to follow it, in this swashbuckling follow-up to "Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs." Full color.

Fourteen-year-old Zoe wonders how she'll survive after her family falls apart. A shoplifting episode lands her in a work program at a local nature preserve. The work starts to stabilize Zoe, and when she meets a boy who shares her love of wild things, it seems she might be home after all.

A National Book Award finalist delivers a hard-hitting story about a 14-year-old boy whose life in a North Carolina ghetto is made difficult by his mother's addictions. If only his soldier father would come home from Iraq, then perhaps Joseph might be all right.

Told alternately from the points of view of Sage and her quirky friends, this novel deals delicately but realistically with issues ranging from bipolar disorder to unhealthy relationships.

Justin, a jeweler's son, and Poppy, a street orphan, meet and become friends in the days before the Great Chicago Fire of 1871.