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Fletcher is upset when someone tries to ruin the masked ball celebrating the opening of a new park. Everything seems to point to the young park ranger who's always getting mysterious calls on her cell phone, but Fletcher is sure she's innocent. Can Fletcher's trusty nose sniff out the real culprit?

The principal has promised to read aloud from the school's roof if the students read 1000 books during their reading marathon. When he agrees to read a story by Fletcherís owner Gwen, she is thrilled--until the principal starts sneezing uncontrollably as heís reading her science fiction story about aliens who live on rooftops and make humans sneeze! Can Fletcher and Jasper solve the mystery before the principal falls off the roof and Gwen gets blamed?

Includes

Henry and Mudge and Annie's Good Move

Henry and Mudge and the Sneaky Crackers

Henry and Mudge and the Snowman Plan

Henry and Mudge and the Starry Night

Includes

The Case of the Missing Monkey

The Case of the Climbing Cat

The Case of the Baffled Bear

The Case of the Desperate Duck

Andy Russell seems like a typical fourth grader, but in a short period of time his problems have become anything but!

When Andy and his friend Tamika travel to the city for a weekend with Tamika's aunt, they arrive in time to rescue hamsters parachuting down from Aunt Mandy's building! Andy resolves to uncover who's behind the troublesome incident, but first he must endure trips to fancy restaurants, museums and the ballet, made more unpleasant by annoying Jason, a young friend of Aunt Mandy's, who she's invited along. The big-city fun he was expecting turns into some surprising discoveries for Andy in this engaging mystery.

"Oliver Wyman's repertoire includes a plethora of familiar school personalities. He shifts effortlessly from the intimidating principal to the goody-two-shoes to the zany student to the high-strung substitute teacher... Adler's story and Wyman's narration especially shine at the Russell home as Andy's parents show compassion for his situation at school and for the neighborhood family they are helping."-AudioFile

In her latest mystery, Sammy Keyes feels responsible for the death of an old man who she discovers on the fire escape and who, with his dying breath, begs her to take his wads of cash and throw them away!

In the eleventh book in the always exciting series, Sammy Keyes finds herself in the wilderness helping eco-friendly Girl Scouts save the endangered condor. Leaving behind the city life of her grandma's senior complex and shopping malls, Sammy encounters scorpions, poison oak and biting flies, along with clues that help her uncover the culprit who shot the baby condor and kidnapped its mother. Once again, Sammy's story is a satisfying mix of adolescent issues and fascinating mystery that will thrill listeners.

Includes

The Drinking Gourd
By F.N. Monjo; illustrated by Fred Brenner; read by Patrick Collins

Hill of Fire
By Thomas P. Lewis; illustrated by Joan Sandin; read by Brian Amador

The Josefina Story Quilt
By Eleanor Coerr; illustrated by Bruce Degen; read by Christina Moore

Wagon Wheels
By Barbara Brenner; illustrated by Don Bolognese; read by Steven Michael Harper

Includes

A Picture Book of Abraham Lincoln
Illustrated by John and Alexandra Wallner; read by Melinda Herring

A Picture Book of Anne Frank
Illustrated by Karen Ritz; read by Randye Kaye

A Picture Book of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Illustrated by Robert Casilla; read by Charles Turner

A Picture Book of Rosa Parks
Illustrated by Robert Casilla; read by Charles Turner

The 28 days of Black History Month are commemorated with descriptions of the men, women and events that have been vital in defining our understanding of African-American history. From Crispus Attucks to Barack Obama, Harriet Tubman to Malcolm X, Althea Gibson and Arthur Ash, the entries move chronologically from 1770 to the present, and encompass all walks of life, from the armed forces and performing arts, through sports and civil rights activism. Colorful, brilliant images underscore the spectacular poetry and prose that celebrates these important individuals and decisions that framed our country's history. A final 29th day challenges readers to make their own historical contributions.