Greenstein, Elaine

When Mrs. Rose grows a prize crop of vegetables guaranteed to win all the blue ribbons at the County Fair, she is inspired to a generous act involving the gardens of her friends.

A new mother compares her baby's growth during their first year together to the elements of each changing season.

Reveals who really invented the ice cream cone, even before the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair where five people claim they did so.

This book tells the true story of Konrad Lorenz, whose love for animals as a child led to his winning the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking research of the behavior of geese.

A child counts down to sleep by observing the world around, from ten silent houses to one lone swan.

When the hats in Mattie's shop revolt against having to wear the many exotic ornaments she attaches to them, they discover that it is special to be different.

When Mrs. Rose grows a prize crop of vegetables guaranteed to win all the blue ribbons at the County Fair, she is inspired to a generous act involving the gardens of her friends.

Follows a seed from the time it is planted until it grows into a beautiful flower.

Describes how a lamb's coat is made into yarn, which is made into mittens worn by a little girl when she visits the lamb on the farm.