animals

Introduces several animal infants and their parents.

Introduces such contrasting concepts as "heavy" and "light", "long" and "short", and "weak" and "strong" through a dialogue between the sun and the moon.

Turtle wishes he could fly, dive, climb, and run like other animals, but then he realizes something he can do that they can't.

A collection of riddles about fanciful combination animals, including "What do you call a kangaroo that wakes you up in the morning? A kangarooster.".

A child imagines eating like a variety of animals, catching food or eating it off the trees, but decides that using a plate and glass is best.

Photographs and text depict the growth and development of a lamb from its first hours of life to twelve weeks old.

Describes Cary's special day at the library when she invites only animals and birds to browse.

Rhyming verse and black and white illustrations answer questions about familiar animals.

Photographs and text show the development of a mouse from birth to eight weeks old.

A collection of poems about such colorful animals as the porcu-pain, the hippopot, and Paula Koala.