A haunting presentation of the traditional Japanese legend of the Crane Wife in calligraphy and textured paintings in earth tones is set in a 19th century New England ship building and sailing environment. Multiple meanings within quilt patterns, borders along with other visual details further enrich a beautiful, original adaptation of this tale of rescue, greed and sacrifice. (Age 7 and older)

Gilbert's day camp is going on an overnight trip, and Gilbert expects nothing but fun. But when loudmouthed Lewis tells him about the Camp Hi-Dee-Ho ghost, he can't help but feel a little nervous. And when he has to go outside in the middle of the night, it looks like he may have to confront his fears face-to-face!

Perfect for anyone who has every been afraid of the dark or who has dreaded that first night away from home, Diane deGroat's sixth book about Gilbert proves that we can be brave, even in the most unexpected places!