New Releases by Barbara Seuling

When everything seems to be going wrong, Robert wonders if the Bad Fairy has tapped him with her wand.

In the latest volume of the popular Robert series, animal-lover Robert Dorfman''s research on the clouded leopard for a school report introduces him to the animal rights movement. When he organizes a peaceful protest outside a local fur salon, he''s shocked to see his beloved Grandma Judy wearing a fur coat. Can mutual understanding and trust help Robert and Grandma Judy help them find common ground in a very difficult situation? Meanwhile, Robert agrees to manage his best friend Paul''s campaign for class president, which turns out to be much more complicated than the simple protests he''s used to.

When Robert''s teacher assigns the class to write reports on things weird and horrible, the funs begins!

When everything seems to be going wrong, Robert wonders if the Bad Fairy has tapped him with her wand.

Robert helps his friend Paul in his campaign to become class president.

When Robert goes on a weekend ski trip with his best friend, Paul, he decides that a pair of plastic clickety-clackety teeth might be useful for some fun.

This book discovers how electricity gets to your home.

Robert and his best friend Paul have lots of fun on a weekend skiing vacation, but when they return, they have to try to find their missing third grade class pet, Sally the snake.

Praise for Robert and the Great Pepperoni: Beginning fiction readers who have made friends with such characters as Julian and Junie B. will enjoy this story. -- School Library Journal

The new school year gets off to a not-so-good start when Robert gets a bad haircut, but things improve when his father helps him plan a party for Halloween.

Robert''s new sneakers are not the "cool" brand that "everyone" is wearing. When certain people make fun of Robert''s sneakers, he tries various solutions that only make the problem go from bad to worse, until he finally stands up to the main sneaker snob.

A guide to the body''s organs and systems.

Eight-year-old Robert spends much of his time memorizing trivia in hopes of becoming a contestant on "Instant Millionaire," and although nothing works out as he wished, he does get a chance to compete for a prize.

Robert Dorfman strives to win a classroom achievement contest.

When new leaves sprout, buds appear, cocoons burst open, and other signs announce the coming of spring, various animals from bears to bullfrogs respond to the warmth of the season.

Robert enjoys taking pictures of his dog Pepperoni; especially when he dresses him in clothes.

Robert and his friend Paul try to solve the disappearance of the classroom pet snake who was kidnapped from their room.

Jo Jo and her zany dog Willy explain the water cycle and introduce experiments about water filtration, evaporation, and condensation.

When winter comes, animals must adapt. Sometimes they fly away to warmer destinations, sometimes they go to sleep in snug nests, and sometimes they just cuddle up with the ones they love. "Winter Lullaby" makes an ideal bedtime read-aloud to warm a child''s heart on even the coldest winter nights. Full-color illustrations. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

Provides advice for those who want to become writers, discussing such topics as telling a good story, creating heroes and villains, and playing with words.

Two hundred-fifty weird facts about bugs and other creepy crawly creatures.

A brief introduction to how the forces of nature can wreak havoc.

A brand-new entry in the extremely popular infotainment series by the author of The Last Cow on the White House Lawn and You Can''t Count a Billion Dollars! Readers learn how dinosaurs were put on ice for good and find out about the day live fish rained from the sky.

A collection of little-known facts about topics related to money and finances.

Ninja Ryu journeys into the Amazon jungle to fight a legendary demon.

A collection of trivia offers questions and answers on the most unusual physical aspects of planet Earth.