"Ferrets are small and quiet like cats. They are playful and affectionate like dogs. They have funny, lovable personalities. They dance around, pounce on shoes, play hide-and-seek, and chase anything that rolls. Their energy can seem limitless. Learn about these remarkable animals and decide if a ferret is the right pet for you!"--From publisher.

Cousins Dante, Malia, and Ivan are happy to be back in their home town. But then their school bus takes a wrong turn and they end up on 13th Street! There are new monsters to fight, but at least they have their friend Susana and their bus driver to help them. Will the gang ever make it to their first day of class?

When Milton Worthy learns his classroom's pet ferret is the evil mastermind behind a dastardly plot for world domination, it's more than just about any kid could handle. But then not every kid is the son of a member of the super-secret, super-awesome Society of Substitutes! Now it's up to Milton and his substitute teacher mom to save Beacher Elementary School before time runs out.

"Liz is determined to create the perfect painting for an upcoming art show, but the ferret she's pet-sitting has other plans!"--

Ferrets can make great pets for the right owner because they are affectionate, friendly, and fun to watch. But for such a little animal, they do need a lot of care. If you are considering a ferret, learning how to take care of one before you bring it home is very important.

Ferret comes from a Latin word that means little thief. These long, skinny critters love to steal things and hide them away. They also make great pets, and this book will help students learn how to care for them. This volume shows readers what ferrets eat, when they re most active, and what they re habitats are like. These important early elementary life-science topics are supported by full-color photographs on each page. Fun fact boxes provide additional...

"When Zaritza is assigned to care for her class ferret Bandito over winter break, he escapes and eats her other assignments, leaving her with an unbelievable excuse!"--

"Describes the characteristics and behavior of pet ferrets, also discussing their physical appearance and place in history"--Provided by publisher.

Young readers learn basic information about ferrets and keeping them as pets.

"Ferrets might seem like odd pets, but they've been living alongside people for over 2,000 years! Domesticated ferrets were used to hunt small rodents and rabbits. While some ferrets are still used for hunting, many ferrets now live as house pets. Through fact boxes called out important ferret facts, readers will learn what goes into owning one of these odd pets. Each page features full-color photographs tied closely with approachable text designed...