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The Benevento children are excitedly preparing for the annual Boar Hunt, where the prize of the Golden Tusk is given to the ten-year-old who catches the boar. No girl has ever competed, but Rosa is determined to take part - and win!

(Hardback)

Primo finds a clue to the identity of the secret Janara, a bottle of the oil that a Janara needs to transform, but what will he do with the knowledge

(Board book)

Madeline and the other orphans of the vine-covered house in Paris spend Easter at the White House visiting with the President's daughter.

(Hardback)

Invited to the White House by Candle, the president's lonely only daughter, for the annual Easter Egg hunt and roll, Madeline and the other little girls have a rollicking good time, and introduce Candle to the joys of occasionally breaking the rules. Full color.

(Paperback)

Madeline and her friends spend Easter at the White House with the President's daughter.

(Board book)

Each spread in this charming, rhyming board book features Madeline with a different animal friend. She brushes her teeth with the mouse in her house, greets the cats on the street, and more. Full color.

(Paperback)

When Lord Cucuface, head of Madeline's school, takes a telescope from the attic during a surprise inspection, its ghostly owner convinces Madeline to help get it back, with help from neighbor Pepito and her fellow orphans.

(Paperback)

Alexander BaddenfieldNthe last in a long line of lying, thieving scoundrelsNtransplants the nine lives from his cat into himself. Suddenly, Alexander has lives to spare, but when he gets down to one, he realizes how reckless he has been. ODeliciously wicked.ON"Booklist." Illustrations.

(Hardback)

Twelve-year-old Alexander Baddenfield, the last in a long line of evil men who die young, has his cat's extra eight lives transplanted into his own body, while his caretaker, Winterbottom, strives to keep him safe.

(Hardback)

In 1931, the No-Good Nine, nine naughty children who received coal in their stockings at Christmas, travel from Pittsburgh to the North Pole to plead their case to Santa Claus.