Best Selling Books by Sharon Jennings

In this Franklin TV Storybook, Franklin has to make some difficult decisions about what is most important to him.

Charlotte, whose family is Jewish, has trouble adjusting to life in a French village, especially since she speaks little French, until she gets the idea at Christmastime of sharing the holiday with Colette, a classmate whose family is poor.

Où est passé la balle de base-ball de ses amis ? Et la sac à main de maman ? Franklin se lance à leur recherche, tout comme un grand détective...

Un pique-nique, quelle bonne idée ! Mais Franklin est très déçu : ses amis n''aiment pas la tarte aux mouches ! Franklin, par contre, engloutit son repas à toute vitesse. Résultat : il a le hoquet... Pauvre petite tortue !

Franklin veut toujours découvrir de nouvelles choses. Alors quand il trouve une flûte ou qu''il cherche un monstre, il est vraiment ravi ! Mais la petite n''est pas au bout de ses surprises...

Franklin joins the Woodland Trailblazers and can''t wait to start earning badges.

Franklin adore gagner. Quand il reçoit tout un tas de chewing-gums ou qu''il participe à une course de voitures, il est ravi ! Car de toute façon, qu''on soit gagnant ou perdant, l''important c''est de s''amuser !

Charlotte and her family have just moved to a small town in France. There is a lot to get used to - a new language, new friends, a new school. Even the milk tastes different. As Christmas draws near, Charlotte is amazed to see the town transform itself. The streets are decorated, the shops are full of presents, and the smells of cinnamon and chocolate fill the air. Charlotte, who is Jewish, longs to have a Christmas too. Can she find a way to celebrate the spirit of both Christmas and Chanukah?

When Franklin''s little sister Harriet overturns the bowl and lets Franklin''s goldfish, Goldie, into the stream, she is very sorry, but Franklin still finds it hard to forgive her.