Pish and Posh are ready to be fairies! To get their fairy wings they must make a wise wish. But wishing wisely is not so easy, especially when two friends don’t always agree.

The 1st ed. includes an index to v. 28-36 of St. Nicholas.

Laugh-out-loud letters enhance this endearingly quirky story about repairing a friendship. Raymond and Nelda are the best of friends. They make up funny songs and share chocolate-covered strawberries. They like to play ball and they always laugh at each other's jokes. But one day, Nelda twirls for Raymond and falls down. Raymond laughs at her. "Some friend!" says Nelda. Now the two aren't speaking. But life isn't nearly as much fun without a best friend to share it with. It's up to Florence the mail lady to deliver some important letters that might just help Nelda and Raymond make up and be best friends once again. Author Barbara Bottner's quirky story of a friendship that gets off track will resonate with readers as they negotiate the highs and lows of their own relationships. Nancy Hayashi's illustrations colorfully capture the appeal of the characters and the charm of the story.

When Pish and Posh discover fairy magic, they face a series of wacky surprises.

This book describes the living-room artifacts, clothing styles, and intellectual proclivities of American classes from top to bottom.

Even though it's not Marsha's birthday, there's still reason to celebrate. Illustrations.

Sam is prone to losing things - like his new blue woolly hat from Grandma! But thanks to family and friends, Sam's possessions always find their way back to him. "McPhail's detailed illustrations create a warm and welcoming feeling." - School Library Journal