Lynne Avril

"Amelia Bedelia and her mother share a summer vacation home at the shore with her aunt Mary and her cousin Jason, who has a wicked sense of adventure and a nose for trouble"--

Fun and fiascoes ensue when young Amelia Bedelia and her parents take a road trip through their state.

A multicultural cast of children imagines what it would be like to run for president, in an entertaining yet informative conversation starter for discussions on the election process.

"Amelia Bedelia's class is hosting a bake sale to raise money for the school library. She bakes delicious brownies to sell, but so does everybody else! Fortunately, Amelia Bedelia squints hard and sees the surprise in the brownie bounty, and she and her friends learn about basic concepts of business and the importance of giving back"--

Amelia Bedelia helps out at the library with her classmates and wonders what kind of book she should borrow when she receives her first library card.

Sadie is all-girl, but she does not let that-- or her wardrobe-- stop her from enjoying a family camping trip as she helps pitch the tent in "fancy ruffled pants" and looks for Bigfoot while wearing a tutu.

Presents clear and age-appropriate information about reproduction, birth, and the difference between boys' and girls' bodies.

When Captain Squint and his band of pirates are sentenced to do a good deed, they have problems figuring out just what that means.

Describes puberty and the changes that go with it, discussing physical changes, male and female anatomy, reproduction, and sexual abuse.

"Amelia Bedelia and her friends learn about the solar system and their place in the universe"--