No, No, Sammy Crow
Lillian Hoban
Sheila and Sammy Crow forget their differences when the Robin boys attack Sammy and endanger the egg Sheila is hatching.

by W.G. Van de Hulst (2014)
Jimmy and Joe, unaware that their little sister Rosie is sick, tie a string to her teddy bear and dangle it over the creek, but when the string breaks the rowdy boys try to rescue Bruno before Rosie or their parents find out what they did.
Lillian Hoban
Sheila and Sammy Crow forget their differences when the Robin boys attack Sammy and endanger the egg Sheila is hatching.
[by] Herant A. Katchadourian [and] Donald T. Lunde
This book provides a comprehensive, factual, and survey of ideas and information relating to the many facets of human sexuality.
Jessica Portner
A study of teen suicide, examining the scope of the problem, the reasons why teenagers commit suicide, how they choose to die, and the differences in suicide rates among boys and girls, and African-Americans, whites, and Latinos; profiles three teens who committed suicide; and looks at what is and is not being done to help.
Mavis Jukes
Seven-year-old Emma tries to convince her disbelieving older brother that she is teaching their farm animals to read and speak English.