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Renowned literary great Eva Ibbotson delivers a final novel in her classic, much-loved style.

Young Russian countess Anna must flee to England after the Russian Revolution. She hides her identity and becomes a servant for an important family.

Flynn has no interest in the outdoors, but when he gets lost in the wilderness it's surprising what he remembers -- and how hopelessly inept he is at survival techniques.

Beatrice struggles to manage her hopelessly disorganized family in an effort to make a professional start in her new neighborhood.

In this novel for teens, Dee and her younger brother, Eddie, make a run for the Canadian border when their father disappears and social workers start snooping around their Arizona home.

In this humorous novel for middle-grade readers, basketball-crazy Sameer tries to help the school team overcome its aversion to a very dramatic new coach.

In this picturebook, a young girl imagines the way her dog was constructed from mismatched parts, resulting in the perfect dog. This edition combines both written and spoken words.

In this picture book, the ripple effect of one child's small action shows how we can all make a big environmental difference. This edition combines both written and spoken words.

While spending the summer with elderly relatives at Clawstone Castle in northern England, Madlyn and her brother Rollo, with the help of several ghosts, attempt to save the rare cattle that live on

In 1912 England, 19-year-old Harriet Morton leads a dreary existence. Her ballet class is her only joy.

Tally, a twelve-year-old English girl, and her classmates at Delderton, a progressive boarding school, help Karil, the young prince of Bergania, escape into England after the Nazis invade Bergania