A River Ran Wild

Over centuries, people pollute—and later clean up—a polluted New England river.

Alexander Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday

Alexander hopes to save the dollar he gets from his grandparents, but things don’t work out as he plans.

Bens Trumpet

Ben plays a pretend trumpet while listening to the sounds of the nearby Zig Zag Jazz Club.

Doorbell Rang

Children must share Grandma’s cookies as more and more guests arrive.

Frog and Toad All Year

From Seed to Plant

The life cycle of plants is presented with easy-to-follow language and pictures.

How Much is a Million?

The book presents the relative sizes of a million, billion, and trillion.

Hundred Penny Box

I Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly

A boy watches an old lady swallow animals of ever-increasing size in a retelling of the classic rhyme.

If You Made a Million

The book explores what could happen if different amounts of money are spent or saved.

Inch by Inch

An inchworm proves its usefulness (and avoids being eaten) by measuring birds.

Music of Dolphins

My River

Cut-paper collage illustrations and simple words teach about animals and plants that need rivers.

One Hundred Hungry Ants

Ants march to a picnic in various rectangular array formations.

One of Each

A dog learns it might be nice to have more than one of everything, so he could share with guests.

Ten for Dinner

Margo has 10 friends over for dinner to celebrate her birthday.

Tys One Man Band

Ty meets a man who creates music from everyday household items.

Walk with a Wolf

The book presents uses a narrative style, interspersed with short fact statements, to teach about wolves.

Zin! Zin! Zin! A Violin!

With rhythm and rhyme, the author introduces the names of instruments and musical ensembles.