Natalie Babbitt

The Tuck family is confronted with an agonizing situation when they discover that a ten-year-old girl and a malicious stranger now share their secret about a spring whose water prevents one from ever growing any older.

Everyone else in the village is afraid of the creature who supposedly dwells at the top of Kneeknock Rise but young Egan investigates for himself.

Culled from the last four decades, an inspirational collection of wisdom from a beloved storyteller explores what it was like to be a "little dog" in the literary world, continually being forced to justify her choice to write children's books.

The new tutor at Goody Hall is pleased with his job but can't help feeling there is something peculiar about the household.

When a cat marionette is left alone, a real cat takes her away to a moonlit hilltop where they dance together.

Everyone else in the village is afraid of the creature who supposedly dwells at the top of Kneeknock Rise but young Egan investigates for himself.

Describes in verse both ordinary and extraordinary things, with an emphasis on animals such as the anteater and skunk.