McMillan, Bruce

The author/photographer follows Evan with a camera for ten months and records his steps in learning to walk as Evan crawls, stands, climbs, walks, and runs.

Introduces the concept of "left" and "right" as the reader follows the airborne travels of a colorful beach ball.

A tricycle relegated to the trash heap manages its own salvation.

Photographs of a kitten show all the things a kitten can do, including stare, squeeze, stretch, scratch, and many others.

Photographs and text explain the steps in manufacturing running shoes.

Photographs of a girl involved in various activities illustrate such opposite concepts as above/below, full/empty, and big/small.

An Icelandic foal searches for the source of something that she can hear but not see.

The women of one village in Iceland decide to plant trees to stop the powerful winds that make it difficult even to go for a walk, but first they must find a way to prevent sheep from eating all of their saplings, while encouraging chickens to fertilize them.

A boy joins his two grandfathers on fishing trips off the coast of their village in Iceland.

Photographs of baby chicks are used to illustrate such opposite concepts as inside/outside, asleep/awake, and alone/together.