children's literature

Traces the life and works of noted children's author Jim Aylesworth, and offers insight into his background, purpose, and goals as well as his personal philosophy about using books with children.

Take-home activities for parents to do with children. Each includes a summary of a book and discussion questions.

Reviews nearly two hundred nonfiction titles published since 2007 to enhance or explore a nonfiction collection for grades 4-6, focusing on the arts, business and technology, folklore, language and literature, poetry, religion and myth, science, sports, and U.S. and world history.

Bambi lives in the forest among the other animals from the time of his birth until he becomes a beautiful stag and proud father.

Presents a collection of nursery rhymes, folk and fairy tales, simple games, and picture puzzles.

A collection of classic ghost stories, curses, poems, legends, superstitions, magic tricks and spells from various sources.

Guide lists reference books in physical, applied, and natural sciences and technology for readers from elementary school age to young adults. Includes prices, where reviewed, annotations, and subject terms.

An anthology including nonsense verses, short stories, nursery tales and rhymes, poems, and tongue twisters on such topics as animals, edibles, naughty children and families.