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Ellison Ellis Coffey, a lonely fifth-grader, discovers he might have the special gift of talking to bugs and decides to use his ability to win his town's annual Woolly Worm Race.

Four youngsters, ages nine to fifteen, narrate one side of the story of their newly blended family's adjustment, interwoven with grief and loss.

Ten-year-old Goose is best at goofing off, but when he decides to become the goalie for their soccer team, his friend Henry sets up a practice schedule and enlists their other friends to help Goose improve his skills.

Saddle up for a sploshin' good time with the Rubbadubbers! From a wild west adventure to a magical birthday to catching a thief, your favorite characters learn all kinds of lessons in these fun, rootin' tootin' stories. Most importantly, children are inspired to be anything they ...

Iz, formerly known as Elizabeth, has begun to enjoy the pandemonium of a spacey stepmother, mischievous stepbrothers, and an assortment of odd and unreliable pets.

Destiny, a thirteen-year-old control freak who feels alienated in her messy, haphazard family, helps her adopted best friend when she finds her birth mother and decides to have a relationship with her.

Henry and his basketball teammates, the Bats, take on the Tigers, and Henry learns a lesson about working as a team.

Rita tries to improve her times and flip turns as she struggles to decide whether to remain the best swimmer on the Dolphins team or the worst on the Sharks team, where she could be with her friends.

In "Goof-off goalie," Ten-year-old Goose is best at goofing off, but when he decides to become the goalie for their soccer team, his friend Henry sets up a practice schedule and enlists their other friends to help Goose improve his skills.

Sixth-grader Nick has a hard time adjusting to a dorky younger stepbrother and to a new stepmother who puts cloves in the shampoo. He also struggles to be the best basketball player on the team. For grades 4-7. 2002.