Johnston, Tony

The antics of ten fat turkeys on a fence illustrate counting from ten to one.

Mole and Troll learn several lessons about friendship in these four stories.

Year after year, the plum tree which the farmer planted is witness to the continuing generations of his family.

Abigail's mother stitches a quilt that provides her daughter with comfort and security when the family relocates. Years later after Abigail grows up, another little girls finds the quilt in the attic and after it's repaired, it provides her with comfort and security through a move.

The first time a baby laughs, his entire extended family gathers for a party in hopes of hearing the sweet sound again.

A collection of pleasant street poems in both the English and Spanish languages which reflects the spirit of Mexico.

Eight-year-old Isabel hopes that her plan will spare her favorite tree, keep the butterflies coming, and provide an income for her poor family in Mexico.

With the anticipation of making souffl?es from his very own figs, Gaylord the pastry chef buys what he thinks is a fig tree.

A wandering cat brightens the lives of six lonely people--and persuades all of them to feed him until a near accident brings them all together.