Jill Pinkwater

The children of class 6-A suspect their new teacher of being a telepathic space alien.

Mister Fred

Determined to make their mark on their high school, ninth graders India Ink and her zany best friend Brenda Tuna organize an underground newspaper and then provide a live buffalo as a mascot for the football team.

Buffalo Brenda

Is the neighborhood witch stealing everyone's cats? "Loretta Bernstein, age ten, African-American and Jewish, seizes this book on the first page and, with her friends, runs with it. . . . A funny, suspenseful, and sometimes touching story that includes an affecting message on the plight of the homeless".--School Library Journal.

Tails of the Bronx

Sherelee Holmes, who claims to be descended from Sherlock, investigates the peculiar behavior of her older sister and ends up going undercover into the compound of a dangerous religious cult.

The Disappearance of Sister Perfect

Daniel Manus Pinkwater

The Watson Elementary School Werewolf Club goes on a field trip to Basketball Hall, where Sir Hugo hopes they will solve the mystery of the hound which has plagued his family for generations.

The Werewolf Club Meets the Hound of the Basketballs

When the members of the Watson Elementary School Werewolf Club are transported to Victorian London, they find themselves in a fearful situation in dealing with Oliver Twit. Simultaneous.

The Werewolf Club Meets Oliver Twit

Big Bob and Big Gloria, who are friends because they are both large for their age, start a new trend when their second-grade class is supposed to make turkey decorations for Thanksgiving.

Big Bob and the Thanksgiving Potatoes

In their search for a group of missing cats, a group of children in the Bronx encounters the problems of homelessness firsthand.

A Tale of the Bronx

A guide to buying, training, and caring for a dog, with special emphasis on understanding its personality, feelings, and reactions to new situations.

Jill Pinkwater

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