Dismey, for example, believes she's a magician. Two little boys who teased her can prove it. But they can’t tell—she's turned them into rocks!

And how do you explain an amazing child who believes in attending school—but is hundreds of years old? The explanation is simple . . . if you believe! [from back cover]

This publication includes:
The Indelible Kind by Zenna Henderson Pages: 7–39	Short Story
J-Line to Nowhere by Zenna Henderson Pages: 40–58	Short Story
You Know What, Teacher? by Zenna Henderson Pages: 59–69	Short Story
The Effectives by Zenna Henderson Pages: 70–86	Short Story
Loo Ree by Zenna Henderson Pages: 87–101	Short Story
The Closest School by Zenna Henderson Pages: 102–12	Short Story
Three-Cornered and Secure by Zenna Henderson Pages: 113–28	Short Story
The Taste of Aunt Sophronia by Zenna Henderson Pages: 129–47	Short Story
The Believing Child by Zenna Henderson Pages: 148–62	Short Story
Through a Glass—Darkly by Zenna Henderson Pages: 163–87	Short Story
As Simple as That by Zenna Henderson Pages: 188–99	Short Story
Swept and Garnished by Zenna Henderson Pages: 200–204	Short Story
One of Them by Zenna Henderson Pages: 205–24	Short Story
Sharing Time by Zenna Henderson Pages: 225–45	Short Story
Ad Astra by Zenna Henderson Pages: 246–55	Short Story
Incident After by Zenna Henderson Pages: 256–62	Short Story
The Walls by Zenna Henderson Pages: 263–71	Short Story
Crowning Glory by Zenna Henderson Pages: 272–83	Short Story
Boona on Scancia by Zenna Henderson Pages: 284–89	Short Story
Love Every Third Stir by Zenna Henderson Pages: 290–301	Short Story