Fiction

Ideal for reluctant readers, this graphic novel adaptation contains a biography about the author of the original work, information about the time in which it was written, and a listing of movies and TV series based on the novel.

This graphic novel introduces children to The Call of the Wild. Biographical information on Jack London and comprehension questions are included.

This graphic novel introduces children to Alice in Wonderland. Biographical information on Lewis Carroll and comprehension questions are included.

This book presents two fanciful poems by Federico García Lorca: El lagarto está llorando and Cuando se abre en la mañana.

Sancha and Alonso are two friends who live in La Mancha. They love to read books about magic. They set out to undo spells and end up having quite an adventure. Readers will love the twist on the classic Don Quixote.

Horton, the lovable elephant, tries to protect tiny creatures on a speck of dust in this delightful tale. The rhyming verse and touching message make this a Dr. Seuss classic.

In this classic celebration of imagination, silly creatures and playful language will delight readers as a boy explores the nooks and crannies of his house. The clever rhyming translation captures the hilarity of the original, while reinforcing young...

Colorfully illustrated, this book present 15 short stories by Enid Blyton. They include The Red and White Cow, Brer Fox's Onions, and The Witch's Egg.

This book presents rebus adaptations of eight classic fairy tales including Little Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks, and Rapunzel.

Mary Shelley's classic comes to life in this graphic novel adaptation.

This full-color anthology presents 11 classics by Hans Christian Andersen including The Snow Queen, The Princess and the Pea, The Ugly Duckling, and Thumbelina.

Amelia Bedelia has been gently adapted to retain all the wonderful humor and silliness of the original edition, this Spanish translation will make readers laugh out loud.

The Cuthberts decide to adopt an orphaned boy to help them on the farm, but, due to a mix-up, Anne arrives. With her flaming red hair and non-stop imagination, Avonlea will never be the same! This graphic novel adaptation captures her infectious spirit...

Now that Anne feels at home in Green Gables, she longs to find a kindred spirit. When her neighbor Diana invites her to a picnic, she can hardly contain herself. Will she be able to control her powerful imagination or will it get her in trouble?

Mr. Brown has an amazing ability to make sounds of all kinds. Children will not be able to resist imitating him throughout the book.

In this classic children's story, Sam-I-Am is determined to make a friend eat a plate of green eggs and ham.

Die-cuts in the artwork offer a textural, visual element to this classic tale.

The Shakespearian classic has been adapted into picture book format for young children.

In these five short stories for beginning readers, Arnold Lobel's endearing character explores his feelings as well as the world around him. He invites the winter into his house, discovers some strange lumps in his bed, makes tear-water tea, discovers he...

In this story about diversity and overcoming stereotypes, Pig and Duck become alarmed when Rat sets up camp at the edge of the woods. After all they believe rats to be dirty and lazy. Luckily Frog decides to befriend Rat and teaches everyone they were...

Once upon a time there was a prince who loved to read fairy tales. He believed the real world would be like the one in his books. Although this leads to a few mishaps, children will come to realize that classic stories reflect reality in one way or...

Readers will love the humorous twists given to fables and fairy tales, including Sleeping Beauty, The Ugly Duckling, The Tortoise and the Hare, and Snow White. It offers a fresh way of looking at the classic tales.

Sophie Piper has adapted 31 of Aesop's fables for young readers. They include Belling the Cat, The Lion and the Mouse, The Fox and the Grapes, The Goose that Laid the Golden Eggs, The Lion in Sheep's Clothing, and The Country Mouse and the City Mouse.

Mark Twain's classic has been faithfully adapted into a graphic novel.

In the frozen Klondike, White Fang must learn how to survive many dangers, especially man.

Defoe's classic shipwreck story has been wonderfully adapted into a graphic novel.

This book presents 17 fables written by the timeless Spanish writer Samaniego. They have been gently adapted and illustrated for young readers.

This classic book tells the story of the world's most beloved nanny, who brings enchantment and excitement with her everywhere she goes. When Mary Poppins is blown by the wind onto the doorstep of the Banks house, she becomes a most unusual nanny to...

Aída Marcuse has gathered together these folktales from all over the Americas. Information on each indigenous group is presented at the end of the book.

Shakespeare's comedy is presented in graphic novel format. Information about the setting, the author, and his work is presented at the end of the book.

Hamlet is presented in graphic novel format. Information about the setting, the author, and his work is presented at the end of the book.

Romeo and Juliet is presented in graphic novel format. Information about the setting, the author, and his work is presented at the end of the book.

After the death of his son Icarus, Daedalus turns his attention to his nephew Perdix, who has the same talent for inventions. This illustrated classic shows readers the beauty in everyday things.

In this classic English rhyme, a father, four children, and a dog embark on a bear hunt that takes them through fields, across a deep river, and into a dense forest to find a bear in a cave.

Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny are orphans. Will they find a place to live and stay together?

The Alden children discover that something strange is going on at Aunt Jane's ranch!

Children will thrill to the sounds of the different animals, brightly recreated in Eric Carle's distinctive style, as they ask the question 'What do you hear?'

This edition of the classic collection by a master short story writer will pull readers into the fascinating world of the jungle.

Judy Blume's wonderful story about a little boy who desperately longs for freckles will be interesting reading for any child who has ever felt frustrated when trying to achieve the impossible.

When a weasel catches a mouse and wants to put him in his soup, the clever mouse convinces him not to by telling the weasel that his soup would taste much better if there were stories in it instead of a mouse. The book continues with four delightful...