A collection of poems translated from the Danish are humorous, animated, and recognizable (with a touch of potty humor, quite literally) and liberally illustrated.
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Easy experiments make basic physical science ideas come to life. Crisp illustrations, direct directions, and everyday materials make these easy to do almost anywhere.
One foot becomes two feet; one mouse then three mice — until one person becomes 10 people in this clever and engaging concept book.
As the narrator and her father ski through the woods, they compare what goes on over and under the snow cover. Wood block illustrations add rich texture to the words.
Simple instructions begin: "press [the yellow dot on a white page] here." Dots whirl and swirl on each page for a creative and playful interaction between book and reader.
As a girl leaves her sandcastle on the beach, a wordless nautical fantasy begins in this handsomely illustrated, surprisingly complex tale.
A dark-haired little girl explores the seasons using her senses in this handsomely illustrated book.
A chipmunk looks skyward and wonders about the twinkling stars before his imaginative adventure and travel to the moon. Stunning watercolors extend the familiar rhyme.
Sophisticated listeners will appreciate the dramatic readings of Greek myths.
"We See the Moon" opens the adoption dialogue at an early age by allowing the questions in your child's heart to be asked and discussed, creating the foundation for conversations to come.