Cocca-Leffler, Maryann

Rhymed text and illustrations describe a young girl's distribution of her valentines.

A large extended family spends the summer together every year at the ocean, and one year a bumper crop of clams provides meals well into the following winter.

In an attempt to impress her new classmates, Kim lies about her name and claims that she comes from a royal family, but she gets herself into real trouble after her classmates beg to meet Kim's grandmother--the Queen.

An ordinary bus ride becomes a wonderful adventure.

When Stacey's class has to perform in a play about colonial America, preparation and the surprise appearance of a sheep onstage help her overcome her chronic stage fright.

In this simple rhyming story, three children share the activities of winter, until the first signs of spring appear.

Young Kim discovers that there is a difference between being honest and always speaking the truth.

In an attempt to impress her new classmates, Kim lies about her name and claims that she comes from a royal family, but she gets herself into real trouble after her classmates beg to meet Kim's grandmother--the Queen.

A large, extended family spends summers together at the seashore and encounters a memorable bumper crop of clams.

Two young children prepare to wash their pet dogs, in simple text with illustrations, and containing rebus riddles.