Lola Zuckerman is always last---ding-dong. Z for Zuckerman last. What this means, of course, is that Lola has to win first place in her class's "Going Green" contest.

Lola Zuckerman is always last—ding-dong, Z-for-Zuckerman last. What this means, of course, is that Lola has to win first place in her class's "Going Green" contest. And she'll need to beat Amanda Anderson—always first, and more importantly, her ex-best-friend! In this laugh-out-loud story with unforgettable characters—the first in an ongoing series about Lola's travails—Lola's out to prove that while she may be last, she is certainly not least!

Show children to save energy, water, and other resources. Encourage children to share and reuse instead of discard. Teach children to recycle.

Lola Zuckerman hates being last for everything. If only she were Lola Adams or Lola Appleby or anything but Z for Zuckerman. And she is having a particularly hard time right now. Her best friend Amanda Anderson is now her ex-best friend. Her grandparents have moved back to Texas, and her mother is launching a new career. Why is everything always changing? What would make things much, much better is if Lola were to win the Going-Green Contest at school and beat Amanda Anderson, who is determined to win first place too. How can Lola, who is always last, prove that she's not least?

In this fun-filled adventure, good-hearted Lola can’t help getting into trouble. Her friends are all traveling for the Thanksgiving holidays, so she offers to dog-sit—but fails to mention this to her mom. Now, Lola is juggling her dog-sitting responsibilities with her worries. Will her parents discover the growing knot in her hair and cause her excruciating pain brushing it out? Will her grandmothers discover that she’s lied to them every year about who makes the best pumpkin pie? Will Jack get so involved in his new babysitting and yard-work jobs that, like Mom and Dad, he won’t have time for her anymore? Lola’s worries, like the knot in her hair, grow greater until she finally has to stop hiding them and start untangling them.

Bugsy Monahan and his gang are trying to make their living at crime, but an unexpected twist threatens everything. Will a child come between Bugsy and his criminal empire? Bugsy and Me is a two-act program with 16 principal roles and room for a dance team. The play offers a lot of flexibility in both cast and production. An optional, scene-change script provides non-stop entertainment and a realistic taste of 1920's culture. Bugsy and Me is a great show for experienced and inexperienced actors. Production of this show is NOT allowed without a properly executed "Agreement to Produce" on file with the publisher.

Dive into a mystical world full of powers, idols, war, and trials. Alora's Rule will keep you on the edge of your seat as you uncover death threats as well as love.