Michael Chesworth

Rhyming text full of puns tells the story of the letters of the alphabet sailing off to look for a buried treasure.

After Tommy and Annika entice Pippi into going to school, her first-and-only day there is unlike anything they ever expected.

Hector McGregor, inventor of peppermint pencils, glow-in-the-dark books, and other unusual items, leaves his home workshop to work in a laboratory but finds that his inspiration comes from being around his cheery wife, five children, and a hen called Hattie.

Since her older brother always wins at ping pong, checkers, and everything else, Amy decides to learn riddles in hope of finding some way she can beat him.

Upon learning that the city has sold his neighborhood park to developers, fifth-grader Eric Clark determines to help his community by getting his mother elected mayor.

Fifth grader Emma decides to do a science fair project to prove scientifically that girls are better than boys, but in the process, she learns more about herself, her friends and about research methods.

Provides a simple overview of the history, preparations, training, and actual events that are part of the Olympic Games.

Jacob Two-Two and his eccentric neighbor, Mr. Dinglebat, use their espionage skills to save Jacob's school from the villainous new headmaster and his partner in crime, the school lunch provider.

Pippi and her friends, Tommy and Annika, attend the circus where Pippi walks the tightrope and wrestles with the "World's Strongest Man."

A guide to understanding and gaining control over attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.