home

Text, drawings, and pertinent word lists introduce the rooms and activities within a house.

Bonnie Blue describes a day's activities at home--swimming, playing in the shade, getting clean, eating dessert, reading a story, and going to sleep. Illustrations feature the color blue.

Encourages the reader to examine, think about, and describe objects and places in and around the house.

After he gets a flat tire within walking distance of what appears to be his hometown exactly as it was when he was a boy, Martin Sloane runs into his childhood self, who suffers a leg injury on a merry-go-round.

A picture book adaptation of John Denver's song "Take Me Home, Country Roads," in which carloads of people converge from around the country on their West Virginia home for a family reunion. Includes background on the song and Denver's life; the song's score; and the song itself, sung by Denver, on CD.

A collection of writings by authors, fiction and non-fiction, each evoking a memory of home.

Discusses different places to live, a city, a town, and the country, in an easy-to-read text that incorporates phonics instruction and rebuses.

Presents a look at the lives and homes of five people who live in some of the most dangerous places in the world.

Shane finds a no-name stray cat and takes it through the dangers of the city to his home, a corner of an alley.

Having been discovered, a family of poisonous but friendly brown recluse spiders must flee their cozy home in a symphony hall and go searching for a new place to live.