houses

Text and photos depict objects from different rooms in the home, such as kitchen, bathroom, living room, playroom, and garage.

Picture dictionary of life in a pioneer community.

Bear gives a tour through each room in his house, describing what he likes, such as the comfortable chair in the study.

Things look bad when Josie's letter to the newspaper gets her family evicted from their apartment, but the sad story has a happy ending when she ends up with a house and the dog of her dreams.

This book shows how to dress up an older house with new doors and windows, and contribute to lower heating and cooling bills.

This book shows how to make a child's room truly unique, considering furniture, storage, work and play areas, lighting, and more.

This book gives suggestions and plans for making an attic or a basement into a pleasant living space.

Teaches readers about the objects and rooms found in homes in the past, describes how those things are different in the early twenty-first century, and asks how they might change in the future.

Dad's decision to solve the Patterson family's overcrowding problem by building an extension on their house brings both excitement and an unexpected problem.