Franklin and the duckling —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin goes to the hospital —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin's Thanksgiving —Jennings, Sharon, author.

Franklin and the stopwatch —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin finds a stopwatch and starts timing everything.

Franklin's music lessons —Bourgeois, Paulette.

Playing rhythm instruments at school is easy, but Beaver shows Franklin that practise is needed to learn to play the piano.

Franklin and the cookies —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin's valentines —Jennings, Sharon, author.

Franklin's neighbourhood —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin and the magic show —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin puts on a magic show for his friends, but finds that his disappearing trick doesn't work. His father teaches him some easy tricks, so his next magic show is a success.

Franklin's picnic —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin is dismayed to discover that his Woodland friends don't like flies, his favourite picnic lunch.

Franklin has the hiccups —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin's Pond Phantom —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin goes looking for the Pond Phantom that he has read about in a book, and eventually his friends join him.

Franklin's library book —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin searches everywhere for his lost library book.

Franklin plays hockey —Jennings, Sharon, 1954-

Franklin and the new teacher —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin's birthday party —Jennings, Sharon.

"Franklin wants to have the best birthday party ever. But the theme park is expensive and he is only allowed to bring two friends. How will Franklin ever choose" Cf. Our choice, 2002.

Franklin says sorry —Jennings, Sharon.

Bearcub and Mama —Jennings, Sharon.

Bearcub follows his mama wherever she goes. By Mama's side, he discovers how to catch a fish and dig for grubs. With Mama's help, he learns to climb a tree and find honey. But one day, while Bearcub is exploring the high...

Franklin's surprise —Jennings, Sharon.

Franklin's reading club —Jennings, Sharon.

When Franklin is lucky enough to get a copy of the new Dynaroo book, his friends are so excited, they won't let him read in peace, so Franklin comes up with a solution that pleases everybody.