A lighthearted rhyme for young children, illustrated by young children, celebrating the differences of people all over the world.They come in a number for odd shapes and sizesAnd colors and other new kinds of surprises.Some skinny and long, some are round, some are squareSome are close to the ground, others high in the air…One reader comments: “Snuggled in bed we were reading and giggling about the silly pictures a...

Explore the deepest parts of the oceans and the vast space of the solar system in this science study guide. This quick guide provides tidbits of the most important information about the plants in the solar system, select marine life, and desert and forest animals. Perfect for third graders, this is the ultimate guide that ensures easy absorption of broken-down information. Buy a copy today.

Mother Goose – The Old Nursery Rhymes is a collection of fairy tales and nursery rhymes, penned by the legendary (and only some claim imaginary), ‘Mother Goose.’ They have inspired many folklorists and illustrators (including Arthur Rackham, Jessie Willcox-Smith and Jennie Harbour) – as well as countless generations of children and parents. Harbour’s Mother Goose was originally published in 1900, to instant critical acclaim. Jennie Harbour (1893 – 1950) was an immensely talented and popula...

This book offers a chance to understand what Questions 4 Kids is about. It contains 50 fun, rhyming questions that are relative to things that can grow. Great for children of all ages. Example: What can grow, a tree slug or shag rug? Serves as an educational tool to grasp a child's attention.

‘Old English Nursery Songs’ is a wonderful collection of children’s music and verse. It includes thirty-seven pieces arranged for piano, written down by Horace Mansion, and beautifully illustrated by Anne Anderson. It was originally published in 1900. The classic songs include such titles as ‘Hey Diddle, Diddle’, ‘Little Bo-Peep’, ‘Hush-a-bye, Baby’, ‘Humpty Dumpty’, ‘Oranges and Lemons’, ‘Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star’, ‘Jack and Jill’, ‘Goosey, Goosey, Gander’, and many more. Anne Anderso...

2011 Moonbeam Award winner for children's literature in poetry. Humorous poems that will keep children reading (ages 6-12) If you enjoy reading to children, this is the book for you. Both adults and children will be laughing.