“big ben 1997 by jenny dale”

BeN, a NoiSy OLD ENGLiSH SHeePDOG, is not very popular. Especially with his neighbors, Mrs. Fitz and her pampered poodle, Sheba -- they can't stand Ben's howling and barking!But then Sheba disappears in the snow and Ben is blamed. Can Neil and his friends find the little dog -- before time runs out?... More

Ben becomes a one-man band, honking a horn, ringing bells, singing, clapping, tapping, and drumming.... More

When Lizzie suggests a two week holiday in Miami after the school reunion, it seems like the perfect opportunity for Charlie, Grace, Nadine and herself to rekindle their long forgotten friendships. As self appointed leader, Lizzie organises everything meticulously. But she doesn't anticipate the fal... More

If you dug a hole to the other side of the earth, where do you think you would end up? In this wordless picturebook, pictures tell Ben's story of a midnight journey through the center of the earth and the surprising journey home. Ben's mother has dropped him off for a visit with his grandmother, a w... More

This is the story of the aircraft carrier USS Franklin and the crew that had the greatest number of decorations ever given to a single ship.... More

Mom bought Ben a big balloon. He was so excited! But then th wind blew... More

Mimi and Papa speed away to London, England in their little red and white airplane, The Mystery Girl. Tagging along are grandchildren Christina, 10, and Grant, 7. Mimi, a children's mystery book writer, has an appointment with the Queen Papa is headed for the Rosetta Stone. The kids are supposed to... More

People living in North America owe much of their heritage, culture, and even style of living to England. In B is for Big Ben: An England Alphabet, young readers are given an armchair tour of a country that may be small in size (smaller than the state of New York ) but a giant in history, achievement... More

The all-new Whats the Big Idea? series combines high-impact visuals and a big trim size to teach juxtaposition. In this first title, wildly different objects are take out of their normal context and placed next to one another to allow for new and exciting perspectives. Full color.... More