In 1899, an immigrant named Oscar opens a barbershop and a century later, after becoming a lady's clothing store, soup kitchen, bodega, and more, the building is torn down but Oscar's legacy remains. Includes historical notes.

"Unbeknownst to their parents, twelve-year-olds Frankie and Walter spend the night in an IKEA store"-- Provided by publisher.

Hensely's, a neighborhood general store, always seems to have what Molly, Kate, and their mother need.

Illustrations and rhyming text invite the reader to explore a store that provides everything a privateer, mutineer, or buccaneer might want in the way of high-quality pirate gear, from clothing to classes in smuggling molasses.

It's the grand opening of Traps new superstore, but nothing is working. The lights won't turn on, the doors won't open, and the loudspeaker is broken. Geronimo must figure out who is trying to sabotage the grand opening.

Tabi, the little mouse who lives in the general store and cares for the toys, wants his friend Max, the blue dog, to find a good home.

"From choosing the perfect cart to navigating the produce section, expert extraordinaire Max explains all there is to know about going to the grocery store"-- Provided by publisher.

"It's another busy day for Stanley and friends at the grocery store! Stanley has fresh fruits and veggies to be unloaded, Myrtle needs help at the cheese counter, Shamus and Little Woo's groceries must be rung up, and --oh no! Charlie just knocked over Stanley's produce display. Running a grocery store is hard work, but Stanley pulls through! Accessible text and brightly colored illustrations helpfully convey grocery stores and shopping for toddlers...

Rhymed text, featuring rebuses, describes the wonders of the store run by Mr. Nickel and Mrs. Dime.

Thirteen-year-old Stu plans to spend the summer playing video games, goofing off with friends, and figuring out his relationship with Becca but gets stuck helping at his grandmother's women's clothing store.