Bernstein, Margery

Three children who love to make music in inappropriate places are organized by their teacher into a band to perform at their school's open house.

An easy-to-read retelling of the Ojibway Indian myth about the creation of summer.

At Turtle's request, Earth Namer makes the world, sun, moon, and animals.

A Bungee Indian tale tells how, in releasing the captive sun in return for a promise, the beaver came to look like he does today.

Three children who love to make music in inappropriate places are organized by their teacher into a band to perform at their school's open house.

A girl has a terrible time getting along with her little brother, who is a pest, but she comes to appreciate him when she needs a playmate to keep her company.

As all the other animals fear, Coyote successfully bungles their plans to obtain fire.

A child notices that things that were once difficult to do often become easy as people grow.

After they cleverly complete the sky king's tasks, a mouse, spider, and fly are given light to take back to earth but it isn't quite what they expected.

A phonics-based story for readers in kindergarten through grade two which tells of a cat that sleeps through all the activities going on around her, right up until supper time.