Ryder, Joanne

A series of poems that depict the world of a field mouse from sundown to sunup.

Mrs. Lee's class decides to call themselves the first grade bunnies after their beloved pet rabbit Martha. Includes instructions for making a rabbit puppet.

Although Simon loves spending the winter deep underground digging long tunnels, even a mole eventually starts anticipating spring.

Rhyming text lists a series of animals in their natural habitats, from a fawn in the grass and a snail underneath a leaf to a buzzing bee and two racing hummingbirds.

The moon is full and all the bears are gathered together for a ball under the stars.

Mama Mouse teaches her little mouse how to tell where home is by reminding her of its special smells, sounds, and textures.

Because they never give up hope and always want to change the present into something better, Fox and Lemming annually trick Winter into trading snow for sun.

Describes what it would be like to live in a little house by the sea and frolic with seals and crabs and other sea creatures.

A poetic exploration of the ways humans and animals communicate and interact with a touch, a look, or an action.

All the animals put on their best clothes and gather for Farmer Snow's annual barnyard party.