Grace Maccarone Books

Miss Lina's Ballerinas and the Prince
Miss Lina's Ballerinas and the Prince

By Grace Maccarone

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In this sequel to "Miss Lina's ballerinas," the girls in the dance class have to go to the zoo to retrieve a somewhat reluctant boy who will dance in the show with them.

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Mystery at the Haunted Hotel and the Case of the Missing Hat
Turkey Day
Turkey Day

By Grace Maccarone

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What Is That? Said The Cat
Oink Moo How Do You Do A Book of Animal Sounds
Scholastic Reader Level 1: First-Grade Friends: The Class Trip: The Class Trip
Scholastic Reader Level 1: First-Grade Friends: The Class Trip: The Class Trip

By Grace Maccarone

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When his class goes to the zoo, Sam fails to keep up with the rest of the group and gets lost.

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El Almuerzo Sorpresa The Lunch Box Surprise Coleccion
Jazz Class Scholastic Phonics Booster Books 8 j z ab
A Child Was Born
A Child Was Born

By Grace Maccarone

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Mr. Rover Takes Over
Mr. Rover Takes Over

By Grace Maccarone

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One day in school, the class is taken over by Mr. Rover, who is very different from the regular teacher because he is a dog.

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