Pluie de souhaits —Little, Jean, 1932-

All fall down : the landslide diary of Abby Roberts —Little, Jean, 1932- author.

Harry's hiccups —Little, Jean, 1932- author.

"Poor Harry can't get rid of his hiccups in this charming picture book written by Jean Little."-- Provided by publisher.

Exiles from the war : the war guests diary of Charlotte Mary Twiss —Little, Jean, 1932- author.

Brothers far from home : the World War I diary of Eliza Bates —Little, Jean, 1932-

In 1916, in Uxbridge, Ontario, twelve-year-old Eliza, a Presbyterian minister's daughter, chronicles her family's experiences after her two brothers leave for Europe to fight in the war.

If I die before I wake : the flu epidemic diary of Fiona Macgregor —Little, Jean, 1932-

Orphan at my door : the home child diary of Victoria Cope —Little, Jean, 1932-

Emma's strange pet —Little, Jean, 1932-

Emma is allergic to animals with fur, but because she and her adopted brother really want a pet, they decide to try a lizard.

Wishes —Little, Jean, 1932-

From Anna —Little, Jean, 1932-

When the family moves from Germany to Canada in the 1930's, a nine-year-old girl discovers the reason for her awkwardness and apparent inability to do anything right.

Hand in hand —Little, Jean, 1932- author.

Listen, said the donkey : tales of the first Christmas —Little, Jean, 1932-

Five animals gathered at a stable in Bethlehem miss the baby who was recently born there; to comfort one another, each tells the tale of how it came to be at the stable for the baby's birth.

Mine for keeps —Little, Jean, 1932-

The sweetest of all —Little, Jean, 1932-

Mon petit trésor —Little, Jean, 1932-

Once upon a golden apple —Little, Jean, 1932- author.

While on a picnic, a father puts together familiar elements from various stories until he comes up with a version his children like.

The birthday girl —Little, Jean, 1932-

The sweetest one of all —Little, Jean, 1932-

Each barnyard animal hopes for a baby of their own and after they have one they tell their offspring how special they are.

Emma's magic winter —Little, Jean, 1932-

With the help of her new friend who has magic boots just like her own, Emma overcomes her shyness and no longer hates reading out loud in school.

Emma's yucky brother —Little, Jean, 1932-

Emma finds out how hard it is to be a big sister when her family adopts a four-year-old boy named Max.