Lewison, Wendy Cheyette

Describes the Statue of Liberty and provides a history of how this famous statue was brought to New York Harbor as a gift from France to welcome immigrants and to stand as a symbol of freedom in America.

As one animal sits on another in an accumulating progression, the reader learns the sounds each animal makes.

In this comical look at toilet training, the author turns an all-too-familiar dilemma into a royally funny romp.

A kiss from his big sister gets a baby back to sleep after a fly wakes him up.

Invites the reader to solve the riddle of why Silly Milly likes certain things and dislikes others.

Spring is here, and the Flower Princesses are having a party, but where is Princess Buttercup?.

Text and pictures present the joyous experience of mud all over the shoe, you, the hair and everywhere.

Introduces the letter "k" through a story in which kazoo-playing kangaroos come from all around to join the band at the kangaroo dance.

Kids having fun with mud find it on their hands and toes, in their hair, over there, over here, and everywhere.

A group of school children visit a fire station and learn how firefighters do their jobs.