Kirjahaku

Albert and Leo are two ten year-old boys who have played together since they were itty-bitty. Yet at times, they were really competitive. But one day, Albert brought something home that would push their ongoing competition to a whole other level: a small, white mouse.

Old Blu was once the brightest fish in the sea. But as time passed, his color began to fade away. Everyone tries to help Blu be his old self again: the cleaner fishes clean him, the nurse fishes nurse him and the eels bring him nutritious food to eat. But nothing seems to work until a fish named "Puffer" tries a new approach."Blu" is a commentary on the importance of happiness on on one's emotional, as well as physical, well-being.

When Jody starts hearing the monsters, she tries anything and everything to shut them out: she thrusts her head under rushing water, twangs the strings of her guitar, buries her face under a pillow, among other things. But no matter what she does, the monsters keep coming back. Until one day, Jody does something extraordinary to scare them away, forever.