Hallinan, P. K

When a group of children clean up their neighborhood and plant a garden, they learn first-hand what it means to save the environment. Story told in rhyming verse.

The children of Small Town must make their own Christmas when Santa, discouraged by their "give-me" attitude, decides he cannot make the trip.

A child explains the numerous enjoyable activities to be shared with Grandma.

Father and child share many quality times together.

A child explains the reasons why he and his sister are such good friends.

Relates, in verse, why it's fun to spend the day with Grandpa.

Relates the thrill of putting on a costume, going trick-or-treating with friends, and then enjoying the goodies.

A group of playmates learn that sportsmanship and cooperation make their games more enjoyable.

The love between a mother and child is strengthened through every life experience. From swimming at the shore, to reading side by side, to doing household chores, the two special friends depicted in this lively text share both the warm and wonderful friendship that belongs uniquely to mother and child.