Jackie French Koller

One by one, seven monkeys who go out to have a good time wind up falling in love over the course of a week.

The fearsome knight Horace tries to prove to his niece that he is as good as his brother, the King, while all she really wants is someone to help her stop missing her father.

When Peter feels he cannot put up with his baby sister Emily any longer, he puts her in his wagon and goes around the block to see if any of the neighbors want to buy her.

Best friends Mole and Shrew need money to buy more of their favorite things, books and seeds, but none of the jobs they try seems quite right for them.

When Mole overhears Buzzard's idea to have Rabbit and his family for dinner, Mole and his friend Shrew set out to warn Rabbit.

Shrew proves to be a good friend to Mole in various situations, including finding a new house and attending a fancy ball.

Collected now in one volume: the first three stories featuring Darek and Zantor's exciting adventures among dragons and humans.

Describes a typical Narragansett Nickommoh, or harvest celebration, as it has been performed since before the arrival of the first Pilgrims in New England.

Adventurous monkeys have a series of mishaps and escapades involving a bike, a canoe, a restaurant, and a hotel.

A child describes the bouncing, sliding, wiggling, running, splashing, reading, snuggling, and more that fills the day from sun up to bedtime.

Darek and his friends have rescued their fathers, but only to find that their village is now ruled by Zarnak, a power-hungry tyrant. Zarnak blackmails Darek and his friends into leading an invasion of Krad. Azzon, a onetime king of Krad, and the Zynots join with Darek to overthrow Zarnak.

While running from the truth to escape painful memories of losing his eye, seventeen-year-old Luke gets himself into a series of dangerous situations.

In their own original way, best friends Mole and Shrew celebrate five holidays throughout the year.

Darek tries to protect his baby dragon from angry villagers and the Circle of Elders.

A recent arrival to the New World in 1633, sixteen-year-old Rebekah, a missionary's daughter, befriends a Native American woman and begins to question whether these "savages" need saving after all.

Having reluctantly moved to Maine after her father's death in Manhattan, fourteen-year-old Denise forges a healing friendship with a boat owner surrounded by considerable mystery.