Susan Pearson

No Halloween has ever been like the one when Rosie is a tube of toothpaste, her cat Porkchop moves into the pumpkin, and the whole family plays host to a chicken pox party.

Provides simple, step-by-step instructions for teaching a slug how to read, including using Mother Slug rhymes, helping your slug sound out words, and making vocabulary lists.

Eighteen poems--some funny, some touching--along with illustrations, share a look at the pets we love, from puppies and iguanas to goldfish and guinea pigs.

Children go out at night seeking a ghost, through one scary place after another.

Mouse's friends help her build and decorate a new home, but as soon as she settles in she begins to hear strange noises.

It is an unusually warm spring and the snow is melting faster than usual. Scientists have come to the North Pole to study the changes. When Lars discovers the submarine, he also discovers two baby polar bears that the scientists have rescued from an ice floe. Lars promises to take the cubs back to their parents. But can he do it?

It's a wonderful, snowy Christmas Day, but mice Pip and Squeak can't stop looking at the snowman standing all alone wth no one to help him celebrate. A warm place is no place for a snowman. What will Pip and Squeak do so that Mr. Snowman is not all alone?