Jeffrey Ebbeler

Dragons have roared their way through popular fairy tales for many years. Have you ever wondered why dragons look the way they do, where they might hide, or how they scare their enemies? Journey through this book to find out the truth about dragons.

The Ladies of Pinewood face their biggest challenge yet-- and, if they succeed, a reward that may spell the end of the vigilante days forever...

Every morning, hard working Jiva plants peas and beans, potatoes and tomatoes, eggplants and okra in his vegetable patch. But each time Jiva is ready to pick the peas for his feast, they're already gone. What has happened? This original story set in India features a deliciously amusing mystery about gardening, anticipation, hard work, and generosity.

After bedtime a house comes alive as a lamp in the shape of a bird solves an array of problems including a leaky faucet, a creaking chair, and sneezing broom, all while the family sleeps.

Imaginative middle schooler Jimmy follows his dream to start a unique book company while he is still a child.

"This title combines two stories in one book! The first story follows the adventures of a little ant that gets into a pair of pants and causes a lot of craziness. In the second story a wild chef and a couple of mice have fun making yummy pancakes. Both stories offer lots of laughs and are sure to appeal to readers of all ages."--Page of cover.

When Sophia's helper is absent, her fellow third-graders help out by learning how to push her wheelchair.

When Punxsutawney Phyllis forecasts a blizzard on April Fools' Day--the same day as the Spring Treasure Hunt--the other groundhogs are convinced that Phyllis is pulling a prank. Includes information of the origins of April Fools' Day and how it is celebrated around the world.

Isaiah explains to Jack why cleaning up after himself show respect for himself and the janitor.

A grandchild spending the weekend with Bubbie and Zayde celebrates Shabbat during a rare Georgia snowfall when the power goes out.

Réédition. Décidément, Charlotte est bien différente des autres marmottes : elle préfère sortir de l'hibernation en février plutôt qu'en mars, elle patauge dans les flaques laissées par les pluies printanières plutôt que de se blottir dans son terrier, elle cueille des mûres sous le soleil brûlant du mois d'août et, surtout, elle rêve de succéder à son oncle Charles de Chambord, l'annonciateur du printemps, bien que ses parents se moquent d'elle en lui répétant qu'aucune fille ne s'est jamais vue confier une telle responsabilité. Et pourtant ... [SDM]. De lumineuses peintures, mettant tour à tour en scène l'intérieur chaleureux des protagonistes et de bucoliques paysages forestiers recouverts d'une neige aux reflets violets et bleutés, animent cette ode à la nature et à l'égalité des sexes, qui se clôt sur l'historique du jour de la Marmotte. [SDM].

1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 24 x 27 cmAD530L Lexile