Nancy Carlson

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		Harriet's Halloween Candy Carolrhoda Books, 1982 ages 4 to 8, LB ISBN 978-0-87614-913-3, paper 978-0-87614-926-3 Sharing might be okay the rest of the year, but on Halloween, Harriet's sweet tooth definitely has the upper hand. Determined not to share her treats with her little brother, Harriet is running out of places to hide her stash. There's only one thing she can do...



		Harriet and the Recital Carolrhoda Books, 1982 ages 4 to 8, LB ISBN 978-0-87614-181-6, paper 978-0-87614-853-2 Harriet loves her ballet class, but when Miss Betty announces a recital, Harriet succumbs to an anxiety attack. She worries about falling. She's afraid her costume will rip. And she's positive that she'll forget every step of her dance as soon as she steps on stage. Children are sure to recognize some of their own fears in this hilarious story of Harriet's first recital. And while Harriet musters her courage, she'll turn her readers into her ardent fans.




					Harriet and the Garden Carolrhoda Books, 1982 ages 4 to 8, LB ISBN 978-1-57505-710-1, paper 978-1-57505-612-8 When George hit a fly ball, Harriet just had to catch it. Back and back she ran, her eyes glued to the ball, her concentration so total that she never noticed when she came to Mrs. Hoozit's garden—until she fell down right on top of Mrs. Hoozit's prize dahlia. Should Harriet confess? Readers of all ages are likely to recognize Harriet's battle with her conscience and surrender their hearts to her.



					Harriet and Walt Carolrhoda Books, 1982 ages 4 to 8, LB ISBN 978-1-57505-672-2, paper 978-1-57505-723-1 It's the first big snow of the winter, and Harriet can't wait to enjoy it. But her mother threatens to spoil the day when she insists that Harriet take along her little brother, Walt. Walt, Harriet knows, has a real knack for messing things up. However, it's one thing for Harriet to criticize her brother, but quite another when George starts picking on him! Brothers and sisters everywhere will understand exactly how Harriet feels in this sparkling story with a familiar twist.



					Egyptian Boats written byGeoffrey Scott Carolrhoda Books, 1981 ages 4 to 8, out of print



					Halloween written by Joyce Kessel Carolrhoda Books, 1980 ages 4 to 8, paper ISBN 978-1-57505-582-4

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