Wendy Watson

Elaine Edelman

A small girl looks forward to the time when her baby sister will be big enough to play with and be friends with.

I Love My Baby Sister (most of the Time)

Clyde Watson

Thirty rhymes record the various activities of Father Fox, his family, and friends.

Father Fox's Pennyrhymes

On Christmas Eve, Holly is ready to join the other ornaments in celebration. But disaster strikes when naughty Bad Cat bats the tree's branches: Holly loses her wooden arm! Cloth Bear and Tin Horse rush to help her find it, meeting danger and becoming good friends along the way. Wendy Watson's paintings glow with excitement as the trio hurries to get home safely before Santa arrives. This heartwarming story, filled with adventure, is perfect for reading aloud by the light of your own tree at Christmastime.

Holly's Christmas Eve

A small-town family celebrates the Fourth of July by attending a parade, having a picnic, and watching fireworks. Interspersed throughout the pages are patriotic songs and traditional rhymes.

Hurray for the Fourth of July

Bunnies scamper, scurry, splash, zip, and snuggle as they get ready for bed.

Bedtime Bunnies

Margaret Davidson

Helen Keller

Thirty-two rhymes for the very young including counting rhymes, lullabies, and games.

Catch Me and Kiss Me and Say It Again

Although the children don't recognize the faint smell of winter in the air, a woodchuck family begins preparing for long snowy nights.

Wendy Watson

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