Judy Delton

The Pee Wee Scouts learn the importance of team spirit and sportsmanship when they play a soccer match for charity.

The Pee Wee Scouts are getting ready for Easter and the big Easter egg hunt but things get out of hand when a prize is given to the scout with the most eggs and a badge to the scout who is the safest with fire.

Mrs. Peters is missing! The Pee Wees' leader has been called out of town on a family emergency. Who will run their scout meetings now that Mrs. Peters is gone? And who will help the Pee Wees plan their big Halloween party? Captain Spencer is the first substitute to take charge. He makes everyone march in a line and uses big words that nobody understands. Then there's ditzy Brandi. She laughs at Roger's dumb jokes and thinks slime-ball art is a fun...

JINGLE BELL ROCK Stars?
The Scouts are having a holiday party to show off their musical talents. Molly plans to sing “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.” And Rachel wants to perform Hanukkah songs on the piano.
But not all the Scouts are ready for the concert. Sonny hates the violin so much, he’d rather run away from home than play it! He disappears, and the Pee Wees have to work together to find their friend. Can they...

The Pee Wee Scouts celebrate Help-a-Pet Month by visiting the animal shelter, having a rummage sale to raise money for the Shelter, and acquiring a new mascot.

WIith a brand-new badge up for grabs, the Scouts set out to learn where their food comes from. Molly wants a garden of her own, so she gives her seeds plenty of sunlight, water, and . . . conversation? And while she waits for her veggies to sprout, a trip to a local farm turns out to be a lot funnier—and muddier—than any of the Scouts expected.
The sun is shining. The flowers are blooming. And the Pee Wees are ready to get their hands...

The Pee Wee Scouts go on a field trip to a museum, where they suspect a man has stolen priceless jewelry.

Although 10-year-old Angel loves her little brother dearly, the constant responsibility of taking care of him weighs heavily on her shoulders.

When Goose, upon the advice of her friends, changes the main character in her story, the publisher stipulates that the character should be the original absent-minded bear.

Disaster-prone Duck joins Owl and Fox on their fishing trip.