Frank Carlson Library

Seven-year-olds Bradley, Brian, Nate, and Lucy make observations and gather clues that convince them that their older siblings, cousin, and animals have been captured by hungry space aliens.

Alfie Wolfe is put out because his twin sister is actually stronger than he is--but not even Alfreeda can deal with Murphy, a powerful Rottweiler with an obsession about the cow next door, by herself.

Alfie Wolfe is a lot messier than his twin sister Alfreeda, but he may have met his match in Dudley, an English bulldog with a serious drool problem--and it is up to Alfie to care for and clean up after him at the Hound Hotel.

Look out, second grade -- here comes trouble!From the author of the bestselling Ready, Freddy! series comes a whole new set of adventures! Freddy's twin cousins, Kasey and Kelly, are twice the fun, and DOUBLE the TROUBLE!Kelly and Kasey are twin sisters who share everything -- especially their knack for causing trouble!In the first book of this hilarious new series, the twins can't wait for Pet Day at school. They have so many pets to choose from!...

Helping her parents with the new twins, JoJo must figure out a way to tell the identical babies apart.

Ling & Ting are twins. They share a birthday. They bake cakes, and they make birthday wishes. They tell stories and wrap gifts. They also share a birthday secret! Have fun with Ling and Ting! They stick together and look alike. But they are not exactly the same.

For twins Carlos and Carmen, Uncle Alex's big green surprise turns into the best backyard camping experience ever.

On their way to a May Day parade, twins Hue and Hoa spy a confused-looking duck and try to help it reach the pond, while neighbors from many countries offer help and greetings in different languages.

The Garcia family has just moved into their new house, and twins Carlos and Carmen are having a hard time sleeping in their new rooms--especially when the hear a spooky noise outside.

The Garcia family is moving to a new house, and twins Carlos and Carmen do not want to leave their small, familiar home--especially since they do not understand why their father describes the new place as a one-tire house.