Elizabeth Winthrop

A gift of a toy castle, complete with silver knight, introduces William to an adventure involving magic and a personal quest.

The Castle in the Attic

The Battle for the Castle

Counting on Grace

Grover is worried about sleeping at someone else's house, but his stay at Betty Lou's house turns out to be fun, and he cannot wait to be invited back.

Grover Sleeps Over

The Castle in the Attic ~ A fantastic, magical adventure waits for William inside . . .

Elizabeth's mother gets a respite from her very noisy girl when Elizabeth pretends to be a dog.

A Very Noisy Girl

While the kids from Strawberryland celebrate the first harvest of the summer with a hot air balloon rally, the Purple Pieman tries to steal their crops.

Strawberry Shortcake and the Big Balloon Race

A rhyming story about a pig whose passion for dancing becomes contagious.

Dumpy La Rue

Grieving for her dead mother, a poor girl finds all her dreams fulfilled when, on Christmas Eve, she hangs above her hearth a stocking she has knitted.

The First Christmas Stocking

Lucy and Henry are brother and sister, who--even though they're twins--don't do everything the same way.

Lucy and Henry Are Twins

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While waiting out a fierce hurricane in her grandmother's house on Fox Island, Belinda has a chance to get to know her grandmother's reclusive neighbor, Mr. Fletcher.

Belinda's Hurricane

Grover is apprehensive about spending his first night away from home, at Betty Lou's house, but his fears dissolve under the gracious hospitality of Betty Lou and her mother.

A rhyming celebration of hats, featuring all sorts of head-toppers that help create costumes for the Halloween parade.

Halloween Hats

Tired of being told what to do by everyone else in the family, Julia tries different ways of bossing them.

I'm the Boss!

Jenny and her brother Charlie hardly ever spoke to each other until the summer they discovered that they could be friends.

A Little Demonstration of Affection

A compelling novel of mothers and daughters torn apart by loss and twisted emotions, In My Mother's House sweeps from the brownstones of turn-of-the-century New York to the stately farmlands of Connecticut, to explore a woman's shame, a family's deceit, and a final act of love.

In My Mother's House

Alexander Koshkin

An old Russion fairytale in which the beautiful Vasilissa uses the help of her doll to escape from the clutches of the witch.

Elizabeth Winthrop

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