A Voyager/HBJ book

A shoemaker and his wife being photographed for their wedding anniversary keep adding items to the picture despite the photographer's admonition that "Simple pictures are best."

A history of psychic phenomena and research including many case studies.

Summary, The adventures of a little English girl who cooms to America during World War II to live with her aunt and uncle and her cousin Jerry.

An autobiographical account of the author's boyhood in the Midwest.

The further adventures of the family of miniature people who, after losing their home under the kitchen floor of an old English house, are forced to move out to the fields.

Betsy, Billy, and their friends enjoy and learn from the many activities in the second grade.

Kinda boring

When Teddy and Babs move from a city apartment to a home in the country, they share an exciting summer with two children who are visiting at a neighboring farm.

An English girl, a Polish refugee, and a displaced boy from the Orient explore an island-strewn river flowing past the ancient manor house of Green Knowe.

The inhabitants of Green Knowe become involved with black magic when a modern-day witch attempts to find books of witchcraft supposedly hidden in the old house by a mad seventeenth-century alchemist.

Betsy and her fourth-grade friends discover football.

Left for a week without parents or cook, the Banks children pitch in and learn to prepare their meals with Mary Poppins' help. Includes daily menus and recipes.

Janey, the middle Moffat, has an imagination that leads her into many difficulties.

Follows the adventures of six-year-old William, an adopted boy nicknamed Penny for his copper-colored hair, as he attends a Halloween party, adopts kittens, and finds an older brother to join his family.

The purchase of a slave for their teacher leads a group of Roman schoolboys into a dangerous intrigue.

Third-grader Betsy and her friend Billy seem to be always getting into scrapes both inside and outside of school.

The rag doll and the broom handle marry and have a grand wedding procession that includes the Easy Ticklers, the Chubby Chubbs, and the Sleepyheads.

An anthology by the American poet grouped under such topical headings as "Wind and Sea," "Portraits," and "Birds and Bugs."

In this sequel to "Gone-Away Lake," eleven-year-old Portia and family return with cousin Julian to the site they visited the previous summer, this time to take possession of a large Victorian house, unoccupied for fifty years and full of treasures and secrets.

A young Eskimo vows to avenge his parents' violent deaths, but over the years that it takes him to become a master archer, he outgrows his hatred.

Finding himself in a land peopled with fairy tale characters, James attempts to help Princess Dulcibel who is destined to marry a toad after her ball falls in the well.

Whenever Penny and his adopted brother Peter decide to help their parents, they usually end up in trouble.

Betsy experiences an interesting first year in school and looks forward to summer vacation at her grandfather's farm.