Little monsters have trouble listening to their parents, too! When Wolfie the Werewolf won't settle down for the night, his mother asks him to tell her what he did that day. Find out what a day he had! Rhyming text and delightful art will keep readers enthralled. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Looking Glass Library is an imprint of Magic Wagon, a division of ABDO.

In this retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid, little werewolves who live in a remote valley are taught never to venture to the far side of a mountain, but the youngest daughter of the pack's alpha wolf sneaks to the forbidden side, discovering a ski resort where she befriends a young boy.

When Tom and Ellie arrive at Glenbarra, they can't understand why everyone seems so wary of them. It's as if they are really strange, not just strangers. Then they discover Glenbarra's dark and terrifying secret - the town is populated by werewolves.

A fresh, heartwarming, and fascinating debut that two-time Newbery Honor winner Gary Schmidt calls “a journey that every reader needs to go on.” This is the story of Raul, a boy of few words, fewer friends, and almost no family. He is a loner—but he isn’t lonely. All week long he looks after the younger boys at One Of Our Kind Boarding School while dodging the barbs of terrible Tuffman, the mean gym teacher. Like every other kid in the world, he longs for Fridays, but not for the usual reasons. The woods have secrets...and so does Raul. As soon as the other students go home for the weekend, Raul makes his way to a lighthouse deep in the heart of the woods. There he waits for sunset—and the mysterious, marvelous shapeshifting phenomenon that allows him to go home, too.

Skip doesn't want to take his lazy dog to pet day at Graveyard School so he starts looking for something else to take.

"This is the story of boarding school student Raul, who waits for sunset--and the mysterious, marvelous phenomenon that allows him to go home."--