neighborhoods

A mouse with typewriting skills secretly helps the people of Offley Street find lost items, and eventually saves the day.

Simple text helps children learn the importance of being a good neighbor.

Auggie and her grandfather use found objects to transform the appearance of their home and, in the process, change a whole town's perceptions of beauty and art.

When Miss Violet from the garden club presents the residents of Pudding Street with a special award for prettiest flowers, no one--except for a clever dog and a busy bird--knows who has been doing all the planting.

By viewing a detail from a photograph that is revealed on the following page, the reader is invited to guess which place Baby is visiting in the neighborhood.

Simple text and photographs describe the various things around the neighborhood such as the park, supermarket, bakery, post office, and library.

Introduces young learners to the sound of the letter "j" through a story about jogging.

Colorful photographs from around the world and simple text introduce the characteristics of a neighborhood and the concept of community.

"As the seasons change, the industrious pigs of Day by Day build a home, plant a garden, help their neighbors, and then gather in a harvest grown with hard work and kindness"--Provided by publisher.