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Flowers on many plants develop into edible fruit. From early spring to late summer, children and adults grow plants that produce flowers that turn into pea pods, raspberries, corn, peaches, peanuts, and finally pumpkins.
Ramona deals with her father's job loss, her mom's return to work, and the normal trials of second grade in her own unique and very funny fashion.
On most nights, Alex stays in bed while Papa goes off to work.
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A boy and his father, shown as African Americans in warmly hued illustrations, enjoy doing everyday activities together, from laundry to sharing a book and more.
Though he's pretty ordinary looking (and wears a truly ugly bathrobe), the narrator's dad can get rid of the Big Bad Wolf and sing like a professional. Most important though, the narrator knows that his dad loves him and he loves his dad!
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Jubilant illustrations show how a father supports his son as he grows into a man and eventually becomes a father himself.
This introduction to basketball takes the reader from the basic rules of the game to the equipment used and descriptions of the players' positions.
Knights, their weapons, and their tournaments continue to fascinate children. In this clear presentation, readers will learn about what it took to become a knight, the times in which they lived, what weapons they used, and much more.
Fascinating tidbits about these captivating animals are presented in clear, uncomplicated text and appealing illustrations. Where the Giant Panda is found in the wild including a map of China their endangered status and more are introduced.
Unicorns appear in history and folklore from China to England. What could explain the popularity of these creatures? When and why did people begin to believe they were magical?