Nisha is a character in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's The Conch Bearer series. She, Anand and Abhaydatta share a magical quest to return the conch to Silver Valley. Read more about this remarkable character in The Conch Bearer series.

The Conch Bearer, Anand, and his friends, Abhaydatta and Nisha, travel forth to the Silver Valley in the Himalayas to return the magical conch. This is the first book in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's The Brotherhood of the Conch series.

The Chronicles of Narnia books can be read in chronological order or by the year published. List of the Chronicles of Narnia books. Narnia books for the toddler, preschool and elementary kids, tween and teen. Share the adventure novels with young readers.

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is is being made into a film. Disney Pictures will release it December 9, 2005. Join the Pevensie children: Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter. Visit and love Narnia with them.

Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel) writes and illustrates The Butter Battle Book. Through his humorous rhymes and whimsical creatures, children learn to tolerate differences and weapons are not best way settle those differences. List of Dr Seuss Books. Dr Seuss Political Books. Butter Battle Story Book.

The Boxcar Children Mystery books have delighted children for more than fifty years. Introduce children to Gertrude Chandler Warner timeless series. Read the titles of the books in the Boxcar Children Mystery series.

The Boxcar Children is a good mystery book for children (ages 8-12). Gertrude Chandler Warner's The Boxcar Children is the first in a list of Boxcar Children mystery books. Children's Book Review

The Bionic Bunny Show by Marc Brown and Laurene Krasny Brown works on two levels. First, it teaches children that television characters are not real. Second, it teaches some technical televison terms.

Stan & Jan Berenstain beloved cubs are back in The Berenstain Bears Go to Camp. The book is the perfect introduction to children camp activities.

Jan and Stan Berenstain's picture book, The Bernstain Bears and TOO Much TV, is about a family who watches too much television. Does it sound familiar? Read how Mama, Papa and the Berenstain cubs solve the problem.