Best Selling Books by Suzanne Weyn

Elliot's new best friend is a ghost that only he can see.

Provides young girls with a creative way to communicate as this journal is designed to be filled out and passed along in order to enhance self-discovery and friendships with others. Original.

A collection of ten short stories starring Scooby-Doo and the gang from Mystery, Inc. features tales about a video game ghoul, an angry orca, a dreadful dragon, and other puzzles that young readers may solve along with Scooby.

Julie is celebrating the end of eighth grade with a sleepover for her friends when her ex-friend Staci, who now runs with the popular crowd, shows up to challenge them to a treasure hunt that leads them into a series of risky encounters.

The Scooby gang gets real - AGAIN! Now Sarah, Freddie, Matthew, Linda, and Scooby himself are back on the big screen for the follow-up to the June 02 box office smash. The kids from Mystery, Inc. are about to receive their highest honor yet... a lifetime achievement award from the Coolsonian Museum! The whole town of Coolsville has turned out to thank the gang for unmasking so many scary monsters. But -- ruh-roh -- in the middle of the awards ceremony, Scooby and Shaggy accidentally set all the monsters free again! Now all of Coolsville hates them. Worse, the gang has got to capture all the monsters they've ever faced... at the same time! Includes 8 pages of color photos.

"New friends. Old rivalries. And the amazing place that brings them together. Taylor Henry's life at Wildwood Stables is busier than ever. She's working with a new therapy horse program at the stables, practicing English-style riding, and still hoping to convince her horse, Prince Albert, to accept new riders. But when bratty Plum Mason brags about entering a jumping competition, Taylor can't resist taking on another project. Plum insists on entering the show as a beginner--again. Unlike Plum, Taylor really is a beginner. But does she have what it takes to win?"--P. [4] of cover.

A novelization based on the American television show featuring the lively 16-year-old, Blossom Russo. When her father goes away for the weekend, Blossom and her brothers decide that it's party-time, and she's desperately worried that something will go wrong.

When Goofy wants to run in a marathon race, he decides he needs to get his body into better physical condition first.

For 15-year-old Sarah Owen, having a scientist father is a blessing and a curse. He doesn't bat an eye at her pyschic abilities, since he researches them; and she knows more about the invisible worlds of microbes, electricity, and gravity than most girls in the 17th Century. But when Sarah travels to the Americas with her father to do more research, she's shipwrecked and lands for a time on the Gullah Islands. Later, when the plantation owners find her and send her north to Salem, Massachusetts, her abilities get her into trouble.

After her sister opens a locket at the Haunted Museum in England prior to her family's cruise aboard the Titanic 2, Samantha begins noticing strange things during the voyage and her sister begins calling her by a different name.

When a city garden plot is about to be turned into a parking lot, it is saved in a surprising way.

"Pablo convinces his brothers that school is worthwhile when a strange magpie offers a fortune if they can solve a riddle."--

Rosa and Hector are dreading their vacation at their grandparents' country home, which doesn't have television, computer games, or video games. When they discover a magical old sleigh hidden in the shed, they learn a valuable lesson about having fun in life without relying on modern technology.

When the Buckner dog, Gruff, digs up a mysterious claw, Sara and Michael can no longer control him, and when the ring on the claw begins glowing, they know trouble lies ahead.

"Clifford the Big Red Dog has a BIG storybook to share with you! Celebrate a year of adventures in these eight great stories!"--Cover back.

While visiting her father in California, teenage model Ashley Taylor has an opportunity to try her skill at acting in a television movie.

The third installment of the Reading Street series, Grade 3, delivers structured content designed for children who have a firm foundation in English and Language Arts and are ready to continue on the path to lifelong reading. This curriculum for homeschooling brings together classic reading selections, fun activities and parent/teacher guides to help you develop lessons that boost your student's English and Language Arts learning. As with all levels of Reading Street, Grade 3 was created using educational research to ensure your child is guided through his or her work by age-appropriate and cutting-edge content. Each week, your child will work through a series of reading and writing activities that center around a Big Idea. This structure supports your child's critical thinking skills and ensures he or she builds knowledge suitable for a child in third Grade. By the end of the year, children at this level in their homeschooling program should be able to: Read third-grade level material at a steady pace. Identify errors when reading aloud and know how to correct them. Answer questions using examples from the text. Comprehend and explain main ideas found in the reading. Develop a point of view different than those of characters in stories. Edit writing after completing it. Use transitions in writing, such as "therefore," "for example" and "also." Reading Street: Grade 3 will give you the tools you need to achieve these learning goals during your homeschool program. Grade 3 comes in a two-volume set that's packed with engaging reading materials and helpful teacher tools. You'll be able to keep tabs on your child's progress through this level by using the assessment materials. If your child needs to revisit a certain lesson, you can ensure he or she does so and fully comprehends the subject. Check out these and other great components of Reading Street: Grade 3 by visiting the Features and Benefits page.

When Darby moves her mustang, Hoku, in with the other horses, Hoku starts acting wild again, and then her abusive former owner, Shan Stonerow, decides that he wants her back, threatening Darby's claim to her beloved horse.

When Clifford and some of his dog friends participate in the Kids and Pups Egg Hunt, they demonstrate the meaning of friendship.

Three girls become friends when they skip ballet class and spend a calamity-filled afternoon in a shopping mall.

When snobby, pretty, rich girl Alice Birmingham moves to town, Hilary is determined to impress her, a task that proves difficult with eleven brothers and sisters equally determined to embarrass her.

Learn about words with the sound "Ar."

Ann's parents' equine rescue program will be shut down if Ann cannot get her horse, Sugarfoot, to behave, so Ann and Darby decide to enter Sugarfoot in the island's charity race in order to use up some of his excess energy.