Even in her dream, mischievous Little Pickle gets in trouble, as she has to be rescued from a rubber raft on the high seas.

Little Pickle has been left all alone in his jar! Where did his pickle friends go? Will he be able to follow? The Story of Little Pickle shows that we can make it through tough times when we don't give up hope.

A pickle tries to escape being eaten by fleeing through the city streets, pursued by a variety of other food items.

Pickle pie, pickle cake, pickle donuts, even pickle flakes! Pickles pop up on every page of this zany fan-favorite by Arthur creator, Marc Brown.

Sent to clean her room as punishment, Poppy instead spends her time letting her imagination literally come to life and run amok, leaving her with an even bigger mess to clean up.

ADHD, ADD, Dyslexia, Learning Styles, Learning Disabilities Introduces the mainstream student and educator to the world of the child who struggles academically. The main character discovers her father is dyslexic, as is one of her classmates-- and she tries to make sense of it.

Picky Mrs. Pickle won't eat anything that isn't green or pickled. That is, until her stubborn niece, Sophie Claire, introduces Mrs. Pickle to a new, "non-pickle" ice cream flavor. Mrs. Pickle will never be the same again.

In 'Teddy: The Story of a Little Pickle' by John C. Hutcheson, readers are taken on an imaginative journey through the whimsical life of a mischievous little boy named Teddy. The book is a delightful coming-of-age story, filled with humorous anecdotes and heartwarming life lessons. Hutcheson's writing style is engaging and charming, reminiscent of classic children's literature. The book's literary context can be compared to the works of Mark Twain and Roald Dahl, as it combines elements of adventure, humor, and moral reflection. 'Teddy' is sure to captivate readers of all ages with its endearing characters and clever storytelling. John C. Hutcheson, the author of 'Teddy: The Story of a Little Pickle', draws inspiration from his own childhood adventures and experiences. His background in child psychology and education adds depth and authenticity to the characters and themes explored in the book. Hutcheson's passion for storytelling and connecting with young readers shines through in 'Teddy', making it a timeless classic in children's literature. I highly recommend 'Teddy: The Story of a Little Pickle' to readers looking for a heartwarming and entertaining read. Hutcheson's imaginative storytelling and insightful lessons make this book a must-read for anyone who enjoys classic children's literature with a modern twist.

That Pesky Pickle is every kid's favorite superhero! He loves adventure, is afraid of almost nothing, and totally believes in himself (well, kind of). Through this exciting journey, he learns the meaning of being true to himself and finds out how friendship can help solve problems. That Pesky Pickle shows readers the reality of what it means to be brave, in a delightful and easy-to-relate way. Join him on his exciting voyage to discovering how cool being yourself is and how to use your strengths to conquer fears.

I had a bad August. A very bad August. As bad as pickle juice on a cookie. Eleanor’s beloved babysitter, Bibi, is moving away. Suddenly, the things she used to enjoy aren’t fun anymore—everything reminds her of Bibi. To make matters worse, Eleanor has a new babysitter, who just isn’t the same. But as the new school year looms ahead, so do new beginnings. And Eleanor is about to learn some special things about herself, friendship, and the bittersweet process of growing up.