Louis Darling

Tired of being treated like a regular, crumb scrounging mouse, Ralph decides it is time to take control of his own destiny. Revving up his beloved tiny motorcycle, he bravely runs away from the hotel to seek out a life of speed, danger, and endless excitement. His destination is a bustling summer camp where he dreams of feasting on dropped peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. But the thrill of the open road quickly fades when Ralph accidentally lands himself inside a wire hamster cage. Instead of freedom, he finds himself running endless loop the loops on an exercise wheel. His only hope is a lonely camper named Garf, but communicating with a human is incredibly difficult. You will cheer for Ralph as he dodges a villainous cat and a grumpy hamster, desperately trying to prove he is a daredevil who deserves to be free.

Henry Huggins and his friends are building the ultimate clubhouse, and it is going to be strictly for boys. They have the plans, they have the tools, and they are ready to create the perfect neighborhood hangout. The only problem is that Ramona Quimby and her older sister Beezus are completely determined to get inside. No matter how many signs the boys put up or how secret they try to be, the girls refuse to be left out of the fun. Ramona is especially persistent, finding sneaky and hilarious ways to disrupt the boys' exclusive club. Meanwhile, Henry also has his hands full with a tricky paper route and keeping his loyal dog Ribsy out of trouble. Filled with neighborhood adventures and classic childhood rivalry, this story highlights the lengths kids will go to for a little independence and the funny messes they make along the way. It is a lively look at friendships, club rules, and the undeniable persistence of little sisters.