The Upside Down Day Cul De Sac Kids Book 23

It's school spirit day at Blossom Hill School, and everyone's enjoying the fun. Especially Abby Hunter's teacher, Miss Hershey. She does all sorts of wacky things, like wearing her clothes backward. And there's the new girl at school with a BIG secret. Leslie Groff--with bright red pigtails--dares Abby's class to guess her secret. In just one school day! Can the Cul-de-sac Kids do it? Or will spunky Leslie outsmart them all?

During School Spirit Week, the new girl in school challenges the Cul-de-sac Kids to guess her secret.

It's school spirit day at Blossom Hill School, and even the students' new teacher, Miss Hershey, is joining the wacky fun. Yet when the new girl dares the Cul-de-sac Kids to guess her secret, they all try to uncover the mystery.

Jason Birchall is saving all his money for a super mountain bike. He's been working hard and counting every penny. He's even storing his money in a secret place that no one can find. But Jason's mom is on a health kick, and she's making him eat vegetables...and beans. Jason comes up with a way to hide some of the icky food, but it turns out to be a bad mistake. Will Jason and the Cul-de-sac Kids still be able to come up with a way to get that bike?

When a space scooter race on CLEO-7 becomes a battle between the boys and the girls, the AstroKids need a reminder to work together as a team.

The gang thought Camp Little Dipper would be fun, but instead it proves to be something else entirely. Ages 6-8.

What would happen if the whole world turned upside down? Lydia discovers that one day, as she observes her family, the neighbors, the pets and even a jet airplane, all upside down. Then suddenly we discover that Lydia has been hanging by her knees all along. In this children’s book we discover how much fun it can be to see the world from a different perspective. As Lydia observes this upside down world she playfully views all that is happening. We also discover that an upside down world can be set right again as she swings head over heels and turns the world right side up. Conceived and written by three sisters, ages 6, 8 and 9, the book offers a whimsical look at the world turned upside down.