Synopsis: You are what you eat / From peanuts to peanut butter / See, hear, touch, taste, smell / Make mine ice cream / Pasta, Please!

Synopsis: 2008 Harcourt Math Concept Reader Grade K -- I Know Shapes, On-Level (P) by Susan Nations / Illustrated by Gregg Andersen ***Word Count: 48, Genre: Expository Nonfiction ***ISBN-13: 9780153602146 ***12 Pages

Synopsis: Even though David is riding the school bus, in his mind he's sailing the Mayflower in a doublet and breeches. Moving between his fantasy world and the 20th century world he lives in, David discovers you don't have to be a Pilgrim of 1620 to appreciate the meaning of Thanksgiving.

Synopsis: Early reader with illustration of social situation between a bear, a bug and a small boy. This book shows their hard work and their appreciation for a wonderful art project. Good use of size for young children.

Synopsis: With simple sentences and entertaining illustrations, David McPhail weaves the tail of three fast friends who all read from the same book.

Synopsis: An untidy witch named Hazel discovers that Prince Alarming likes dirt as much as she does.

Synopsis: A boy points out attributes of many different animals and compares himself to them. Includes suggestions for classroom activities.

Synopsis: "Aliki makes manners accessible to children through colorful cartoon-style illustrations designed to teach some of the basics....Her lively primer sparkles with examples....There's plenty to learn, plenty to look at, and plenty to share in a cleverbook that demonstrates the importance of manners while it makes learning them fun."--Booklist.

Synopsis: Simple text and photographs describe the stage in the life cycle of apples when the buds on a tree turn into leaves and apple blossoms.

Synopsis: It’s not just your kids who love to splash in the water and roll around in the mud. Hippos have a similar taste for these kinds of aquatics. Your kids cannot help but identify.

Synopsis: All about counting

Synopsis: When Joseph's favorite overcoat gets old and worn, he makes a jacket out of it. When the jacket is more patches than jacket, Joseph turns it into a vest. When the vest's number is up, Joseph makes a scarf. This thrifty industry continues until there's nothing left of the original garment. But clever Joseph manages to make something out of nothing! (And that's the foreshadowed moral of the story.) In today's throwaway world, Joseph's old-…

Synopsis: A bus follows its daily route through the town, discharging and taking on a variety of passengers. Subtext on each page challenges the reader to find objects or people sprinkled throughout the pictures.