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Nicki
by Ann Howard Creel
ISBN: 9781593692599
$6.95 Paperback
American Girl
Nicki Fleming is a 10-year-old girl who is a natural with animals. She lives on a working Colorado ranch with her parents and younger brother. She is optimistic, generous, and compassionate, and she loves skiing almost as much as she loves animals. |
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Girls and their Dogs
ISBN: 9781593691691
$8.95 Paperback
American Girl
Girls ages 9-12 can read tales of real dogs and the girls who love them, including a seeing eye dog in training, a show dog, and a hurricane survivor. They will learn to bake dog treats, doodle a poodle, even decorate a "pupcake." They can take a quiz to see how much they know about how dogs communicate--then find out their own pooch personality. Includes a list of great names for a favorite canine, plus three mini posters and 24 dog breed trading cards. This one's sure to be dog-eared in no time!
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The Light in the Cellar
A Molly Mystery
ISBN: 9781593691585
$6.95 Paperback
American Girl
Molly wishes she and her friend Emily had an exciting volunteer job that really helped in the fight to win World War II. Instead, they're magazine delivery girls at Oak Knoll Hospital. Soon, however, Molly and Emily start to suspect that something very unpatriotic is going on at Oak Knoll--and their snooping leads them deep into trouble!
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Midnight in Lonesome Hollow
A Kit Mystery
ISBN: 9781593691608
$6.95 Paperback
American Girl
Kit is visiting Aunt Millie in Mountain Hollow, Kentucky, in 1934. When a professor arrives to study Kentucky mountain traditions, Kit is thrilled to help with her research--until it becomes clear that somebody doesn't want "outsiders" nosing around. Kit decides to find out who's making trouble--even if it means venturing into Lonesome Hollow in the dark of night.
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Shadows on Society Hill
An Addy Mystery
ISBN: 9781593691622
$6.95 Paperback
American Girl
In the winter of 1866, Addy's poppa gets a new job, and his employer, Mr. Radisson, offers the Walkers a home of their own on the grounds of his fine house in Society Hill. Addy's delight quickly evaporates as she realizes that Mr. Radisson's house holds frightening secrets--one of which leads straight back to the plantation where Addy's family was held in slavery only two years before.
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