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Spring Song
When new leaves sprout, buds appear, cocoons burst open, and other signs announce the coming of spring, various animals from bears to bullfrogs respond to the warmth of the season.
Whose House?
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Winter Lullaby
When winter comes, animals must adapt. Sometimes they fly away to warmer destinations, sometimes they go to sleep in snug nests, and sometimes they just cuddle up with the ones they love. "Winter Lullaby" makes an ideal bedtime read-aloud to warm a child's heart on even the coldest winter nights. Full-color illustrations. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.
The Great Big Elephant and the Very Small Elephant
Relates three adventures of the Great Big Elephant and the Very Small Elephant as they play together and help each other out.
Oh No, It's Robert
Robert Dorfman strives to win a classroom achievement contest.
Robert and the Chocolate-Covered Worms
When Robert's teacher assigns the class to write reports on things weird and horrible, the funs begins!
Very Merry Christmas Tales
Short stories include: Wally's first Christmas, Jigsaw Jones: The case of the Santa Claus mystery; Midnight gets a star; Take a penny, leave a penny; The nutcracker retold; Holiday disaster; Christmas on the prairie; The rocking chair: a classroom play; A visit from St. Nicholas.
Robert and the Attack of the Giant Tarantula
In back-to-back stories, Robert learns about taking care of pets, first, by starting a pet-sitting business, and secondly, when his family becomes a foster family for a dog.
Robert and the Clickety-clackety Teeth
When Robert goes on a weekend ski trip with his best friend, Paul, he decides that a pair of plastic clickety-clackety teeth might be useful for some fun.
The Same Stuff as Stars
Angel's dad is in jail and her mum's abandoned her and her little brother at their great-grandmother's crumbling farmhouse. Grandma can't even look after herself, let alone two children, so Angel finds that it's left up to her. In a dreary and lonely world there is only one bright spot - amysterious stranger who appears on clear nights to teach Angel all about the stars.* Katherine Paterson is an internationally acclaimed author who has won the Newbery Medal (twice), the National Book Award for Children's Literature (USA) twice, and the prestigious Hans Christian Andersen Award
