"Little Lucy's Wonderful Globe" by Charlotte M. Yonge is, at its core, a geography textbook for young children in the form of short stories. Lucy has been put in quarantine after becoming ill, and to pass the time, she's decided to let her imagination run wild while studying a globe. Italy, Tyrol, Africa, Germany, and more are all featured settings in young Lucy's fantastical world full of wonder and adventure.

Little Lucy was very lucky, but she didn’t know it. Lucy thought she was going to be really lucky after finding the four-leaf clover. But it didn't seem to work. When she saw the four-leaf clover, at first she was excited. She thought that having good luck meant winning the lottery or being picked to be a famous star. She didn’t know that luck came in all shapes in sizes. If that four-leaf clover didn’t bring her good luck that day, Lucy would have been in so much trouble! If only she knew how lucky she was that day!

Little Lucys Young American series highlights valuable real-life contributions made by first-generation immigrants and their families. The main character is inspired by real-life child immigrant Luz Maria Vazquez. Since classmates and teachers could not properly pronounce her Spanish name, they renamed her Lucy. The name has stuck to this day. Lucy currently lives in Orlando, where she spends her retirement with her five children and eleven grandchildren. Enjoy her stories. A teacher affects eternity. He can never tell where his influence stops. (Henry Adams) This book recognizes the work of Public School 48 ENL teacher Mr. Justin Czarka and his young team of world-class explorers.

Lucy recovers from scarlet fever at her sailor uncle's (who is a medical volunteer at the Franco-Prussian War) and dreams she travels the globe and visits children in all parts of the world.

DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "The Copy-Cat, and Other Stories" by Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.

IT did seem strange that Sally Patterson, who, according to her own self-estimation, was the least adapted of any woman in the village, should have been the one chosen by a theoretically selective providence to deal with a psychological problem.

Teenager Rod Rodoggio is the sexiest man on earth. Being accosted by beautiful women and having clothes ripped from his body in pure sexual frenzy is a tribulation beyond belief. Arousing every woman who sets eyes on him may seem like heaven, but in reality, Rod is buckling under the responsibility. Above all, he yearns to consummate his lust for buxom beauty, Betty Bunz, but his carefully plotted seductions seem more unobtainable with each date. Rod's mundane life in the small town of Gulpo Plains ends when a vampire attacks him. And now he's blundering through the afterlife, trying to follow the laws of the Kingdom of the Undead. The Kingdom leaders want him to make luscious female vampires for their order, werewolves want him to procreate with mortal women, and just about everyone else wants him dead and gone. It isn't long before Rodney breaks a major cosmic law, which forces the leaders of the Kingdom into a drastic decision about his future. Hilarious and fast-paced, Rodney will have you weeping for the diminishing werewolf population, shouting hosannas over the triumphs of mortals against the undead, and laughing out loud at the loopy population of Gulpo Plains