A child looks at the beautiful snow outside his window and watches a little sparrow eat the seeds he's spread.
Rhyming poem about an old lady and a toddler spending an afternoon together.
Kitten friends go to the ice-cream shop for a treat.
A poem about rabbits and their shadows in the moonlight.
Rhyming story describing the difficulty of eating peas.
This poem describes the celebration of the Fourth of July with beautiful fireworks.
Big sister Arizona helps Tex and Indi clean their room by playing a game.
Sammy faces the challenge of packing all his toys for his move to a new house.
A child watches her toy train grow bigger and bigger as she adds cars then makes it move around the track.
Max is grumpy because he can't find any flowers for Mrs. Mole. Felix and Harriet help him make a leaf bouquet instead. Mrs. Mole invites them in for hot cocoa and a story.
Mr. Johnson learns that Rufus is a great dog--despite his weird bark.
A child describes in verse how it feels to have a cold.
The townspeople have run out of apples but the monster demands an apple pie every day . . . who can help?
A freight train rolls down the train tracks.
Benjamin's skill helps make Talent Night a success.
Donald Crocodile's singing saves his family from poachers who think the swamp is haunted.
Alex learns that races are won by those who run the fastest and work the hardest.
A prince is relieved of his 'grumps' when children come to play.
Adrian transforms an old blanket into a cave, a waterfall, and a magic carpet.
Cal has read so many comics that his thoughts are appearing in balloons above his head.
Kari and her mom go on a hike in the woods. They watch a deer leaping through a clearing and settle down for a picnic lunch as a deer has a picnic of her own. Readers will see both Spanish and English phrases in this story.
Laura finds a way to enjoy a gift she cannot keep.
Lucky's luck finally changes for the better.
Set in 1940s, a tornado hits as Opal her mother and her brother take lunch to her father who is plowing in the field.
