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Lucy Rescued
Wha-ooo-ooo-roo!" Lucy is having a little trouble adjusting to her new home. Droll illustrations pair with a charming and insightful text to offer a relatable portrait of what it's like to get to know someone new, and to take on their concerns as if they were your own. Kids will recognize and feel empathy both for Lucy, a shelter dog who sometimes tries her adopter's patience, and for the little girl who helps him become part of the family. Featuring kids' enduring love for both dogs and stuffed animals, Harriet Ziefert and Barroux's latest collaboration hits all the right-est and brightest notes in this simply wise and wisely simple doggy tale.
Waiting for Baby
Max does everything he can think of to encourage his new sibling to be born. He talks to his mommy's tummy, sings to it, plays his drum for it, but nothing seems to work. Max is convinced that this baby will never arrive ... until the day finally comes when Daddy takes Mommy to the hospital. Harriet Ziefert has written a delightful story about the anticipation of a new arrival. Expectant parents will want to read it with their children, and soon-to-be older siblings are sure to identify with Max. Best of all, there's a gift in the back of the book for the big brother or sister to give to the new baby: a nursery door hanger with two important messages: "Shhhh Baby sleeping" and "Come in Baby awake."
Hey, Baby, It's Time to Come Out!
Max awaits the arrival of his baby sibling in this one-of-a-kind book for soon-to-be big brothers and sisters.
Please Let It Snow
A little boy has a new winter hat, boots and mittens--all he needs is some snow. Illustrated by Amy Aitken. Puffin Easy-To-Read Level 1.
The Author Studies Handbook
This book contains strategies, activities, ideas, recommendations, and sample author studies designed to help you and your students in launching author studies of your own.
My Getting-ready-for-school Book
Colors, the months, numbers, and the alphabet are identified with a word and an easily recognized situation
