Return to Gill Park
Amy Gordon
When thirteen-year-old Willy Wilson returns to Gloria to enroll in Gill Park Gallery School, he finds himself in the middle of a politically backed struggle to save the park and to solve a treasure hunt.

by Carol Olsen (1992)
Louie Twitwhistle, a brainy but eccentric fifth-grader, is challenged by his teacher to be himself, in spite of the teasing of his classmates.
Amy Gordon
When thirteen-year-old Willy Wilson returns to Gloria to enroll in Gill Park Gallery School, he finds himself in the middle of a politically backed struggle to save the park and to solve a treasure hunt.
characters created by Lauren Child
Lola wants to be "tidy and clean" for her first school photo taken with Charlie, but when she's neither her big brother knows what to do to make things right.
Nolan Hester
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