New Releases by Ronald KIDD

After the death of his wife, a young girl''s grandfather loses interest in life until he observes volunteers building a home for Habitat for Humanity.

Until he learns more of what they are doing, a young boy is upset that his special Saturdays with his parents change when they volunteer for Habitat for Humanity.

Rabbit''s birthday is approaching, and he decides the only way to have a perfect birthday party is to throw it himself and keep it a surprise, something hard to do when all his friends keep dropping by.

Roo thinks of special gifts for his friends.

Yogi Bear''s new-found friend, Pupperoni, makes it much easier to collect picnic baskets. Boo Boo, Cindy Bear, and Ranger Smith learn that there''s no place like home.

Pooh''s friends try to help him learn to bounce.

One remarkable summer Billy Heywood learns what it is like to be an adult, while the baseball players on the team he has inherited rediscover their youthful enthusiasm for the game.

A collection of eleven traditional songs and three folk tales from Appalachia, including "The Frog He Went A''Courting," "I Gave My Love a Cherry," and "Jack and the Bean Tree."

Retells the adventures of Jack as he climbs the beanstalk and meets the giant who lives at the top, in a book with accompanying sound effects.

Danny is determined that he and his band members will sell the most candy bars and win tickets to see his favorite rock star--despite the unfair efforts of the Spinoli twins.

Danny''s determination to get a mysterious piano player to join his band leads to an act of heroism.

When someone steals his guitar case while he and his band are rehearsing for their first job, Danny turns detective to try to find the culprit.

Danny is determined to blow his fourth-grade class away when his band debuts their soon-to-be-a-hit tune. The problem is, up until now, Danny''s band has existed only in his mind. But Danny is a boy with a dream. He will find his band. And they will knock your socks off--if you can stop laughing long enough to listen.

TIME, AS SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF A LITTLE BOY. IT SOMETIMES GOES FAST AND OTHER TIMES GOES SLOW.

The Littlest Angel is jealous of the Newest Angel when she arrives in Heaven, but he learns that by avoiding her he avoids his friends as well.

The Littlest Angel is jealous of all the attention the Newest Angel is getting. At first he keeps to himself, but he realizes that he is lonely and not having any fun. When the Newest Angel asks him to join a dance he does and they become friends.

Two teenagers in a youth orchestra try to solve the mysterious kidnapping of their sponsor.

A young angel''s efforts to earn a new halo only cause trouble for the other angels in heaven.

The littlest angel tries to earn an new undented halo, but keeps getting into trouble. But he befriends a lonely newcomer.

Tells how to recognize various irritating personality types, such as loudmouths and slobs, and includes puzzles and quizzes to improve your ability to insult them