Ronald Kidd

"Personally I don't mind them coming here but they might bother some of my customers. Thirteen-year old Billie Sims has heard things like this all her life, from the grocer down the road, from her neighbors at church, from her parents. But Billie never understood what all the fuss was about. Why do blacks and whites have separate entrances to the bus station in her town of Anniston, Alabama? Why can't her friend Jarmaine, have a milk shake with her...

"Everyone in the City has a specific job. Callie is a computer and works with numbers. Jeremy is a dreambender, who must remove thoughts of music and art from people's dreams to keep them focused on their tasks in life. But Jeremy can't bring himself to remove Callie's dreams of singing and must decide whether to follow orders or defy his community and let Callie follow her dreams"--www.bibz.com

When three students, feeling out of place during a White House tour, bump into a painting of George Washington, the President comes to life and leads them on an insider's tour, during which they meet many former residents.

Eeyore goes in search of a happy tail instead of the droopy one he has, hoping that will make everyone like him more.

Tigger's friends try to warn him to be careful as he bounces through the woods because he might hurt himself or someone else.