New Releases by Judy Delton

Tony''s mom has plans to keep everyone in the family busy during the summer with arts and crafts classes at the new clubhouse.

Tony Doyle and his family move into a new condo in the suburbs. There are tractors, cranes, half-built buildings and a lot of other kids.

In an effort to win his girlfriend back, Tony Doyle tries various ways to earn money fast to buy a new costume for the school Halloween dance.

While planning to give surprise Christmas gifts to each other, Bear and Brimhall come to a realization about the meaning of Christmas.

After turning down tempting food offerings from other friends, Rabbit discovers Bear can''t always be counted on to bake carrot cake on Saturdays.

Molly Duff gets stage-fright when the Pee Wee''s troop leader tells them about the Thanksgiving play at the town hall.

The Pee Wee Scouts listen to Mrs. Peters, their troop leader, tell them all about the Halloween party plans.

It is Help-a-Pet month and the Pee Wee Scouts plan a trip to the animal shelter. Molly comes up with an idea to help the pets and the Pee Wees too.

The Pee Wee Scouts sell donuts to raise money for a camping trip. When they arrive at the camp, a strange and scary voice scares them during the night.

Angel is worried because her mother does not seem to be making any preparations for her upcoming wedding.

Kitty moves to a new neighborhood and eventually makes a successful transition into her new third grade. "A sympathetic account of what it''s like to be the new girl in school, as well as a child trying to be good and make sense of the world." -- Kirkus Reviews

Ten-year-old Angel finds plenty to worry about when she learns that her mother''s new boyfriend is a clown.

Three children spending the summer in an old cottage on a lake try to track down the mystery of a ghost who seems to be haunting the place.

A little boy''s allergies force him to give away his beloved dog.

From her strict Catholic childhood through her marriage at age twenty-one, Tess is imprisoned by her rigid religious upbringing.

Fifth-grader Jody is the only boy in a family with three women and the only boy he knows named Jody.

Huge footprints in the snow cause Brimhall the bear to try to identify and trap the "monster."

Artie discovers there are many things he is not supposed to do, but always after the deed has been done.

Disaster-prone Duck joins Owl and Fox on their fishing trip.

Charles becomes increasingly frustrated as he watches everyone else win prizes.

Groundhog visits the doctor and dispenses his own medical advice while there.

Kitty''s summer in the country is filled with new experiences, from "purchasing" a pagan baby to exposure to real poverty.

Rabbit loves his beautiful new rug, but comes to realize there are more important things.

A youngster feels angry and betrayed when his doting mother begins asking him to do things for himself.

First love, a madcap mix-up at a stranger''s wedding, and exploring a mysterious old house are some of the experiences that make fourth grade exciting for three friends.

Brimhall learns enough magic to make a rabbit appear in a hat, but not enough to make him vanish.