The best of Girls to the rescue
Subtitle: tales of clever, courageous girls from around the world
By: edited by Bruce Lansky
Contributors: Lansky, Bruce
Publisher: Meadowbrook Press; Distributed by Simon & Schuster
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Minnetonka, Minn; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 275
Subjects: Girls -- Fiction; Short stories
Genres: Fiction
Description: A collection of stories about girls and young women who don't sit around and wait for a prince to rescue them
Table of contents: title: The fairy godmother's assistant / Bruce Lansky; title: Troop 13 to the rescue / Penny Warner; title: The clever daughter / Martha Johnson; title: Liza and the lost letter / Bruce Lansky; title: Keesha and the rat / J.M. Kelly; title: Young Maid Marian and her amazing, astounding pig / Stephen Mooser; title: Dingo trouble / Debra Tracy; title: Kamal and the thieves / adapted by Bruce Lansky from an Indian folktale; title: Fishing for trouble / Sandy Cudmore; title: Grandma Rosa's bowl / adapted by Bruce Lansky from a Grimm Brothers' story; title: Railroad through and through / Cynthia Mercati; title: Sarah's pickle jar / adapted by Bruce Lansky from a Chinese folktale; title: On the way to broken bow / Marianne J. Dyson