Sudipta Bardhan-Quallen

The purrmaids can't wait to work on their school projects about creatures in the ocean. There are so many animals to choose from! How do you pick just one? Then Angel remembers something she read about in a book--a mermicorn! It's perfect... but are mermicorns real? Angel thinks so! And a student at the Science Center just might help her prove it!--p.[4] of cover.

In 1884, when men were the only people allowed to vote in national elections, Belva Lockwood took a bold but legal step: She ran for president! Though her campaign was difficult, Belva never wavered in her commitment to equality, earning the respect of many fellow citizens. A little-known but richly deserving American historical figure, Belva is an inspiration for modern-day readers.

Examines ways to complete your science project in a very short time with supplies you can find around the house.

When Rocker Chick freezes under the stage lights, her peeps help her gain the confidence to rock all night.

Roxie the pug lives a life of luxury, but after getting accidentally locked outside, she finds her grit and figures out how to get back in, soon dreaming of further adventures with her newly found confidence.

Half unicorn, half mermaid Sirena is excited to start Mermicorn Magic Academy, but she soon realizes that magic is much harder than she imagined.

Mermicorns Serena and Lily try to use simple invisibility magic while doing a school project about magical mistakes, and learn a powerful lesson about using magic responsibly.

Purrmaids Coral, Shelly, and Angel help clean up the ocean as a school project and rescue the brother of their mermicorn friend, Sirena, who is trapped by plastic soda rings.