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Best Selling Books by Oliver Butterworth

Oliver Butterworth is the author of The Enormous Egg (1995), The Trouble with Jenny's Ear (1960), Butterworth V. Dempsey, United States District Court, District of Connecticut. 229 F. Supp. 754. Before J. Joseph Smith, Robert P. Anderson [and] William H. Timbers (1964), The trouble with Jenny's ear. Illustrated by Julian de Miskey (1960), The First Blueberry Pig (1986).

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The Enormous Egg

by: Oliver Butterworth

release date: May 01, 1995

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NC State Textbook Adoption 1996-2000 - Rowan/Salisbury Schools.

The Trouble with Jenny's Ear

by: Oliver Butterworth

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When the electronic age comes to Pearson''s Corners in the form of tape recorders, loud-speakers, and TV equipment, it affects their Jenny Pearson strangely. Suddenly Jenny can hear unspoken things, not just at home but everywhere. Brothers Joe and Stanley realize their sister''s ability could be the means of saving their hillside from a real-estate developer.