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If I Never Forever Endeavor
A young bird, safe in its nest, debates whether or not to risk trying its wings.
Inside, Inside, Inside
Noah and Jenny play a game in which they place one item inside another, over and over, until they place it all in the shower, then imagine and draw teh shower inside the house, inside the neighborhood, and all the way to the solar system.
In the Sea
The briny deep is home to an enormous variety of fascinating creatures, from the dainty sea horse to the fearsome shark, from the spiny sea urchin to the majestic blue whale. In striking woodcut illustrations, diverse creatures glide through blue and
John Willy and Freddy McGee
Two guinea pigs escape from their safe but boring cage and have an adventure in the tunnels of the family's pool table.
Hush! a Thai Lullably
This book contains a lullaby which asks animals such as lizard, monkey, and water buffalo to be quiet and do not disturb the sleeping baby.
Small Green Snake
Despite his mother's warning not to wander, Small Green Snake wiggles away to investigate the new sound from across the garden wall.
If I Never Forever Endeavor
A fledgling teeters at the edge of his nest in a gorgeously illustrated tale sure to resonate with anyone facing a rite of passage, change, or challenge. Safe inside his cozy nest, a young bird considers whether or not to give his new wings a try. What if he tries and the wings don’t work, and he flails, plummets, and looks foolish? Then again, what if his wings take him swooping and gliding, sailing and flying through a great big wonderful world? He’ll never know if he never endeavors. With the help of her bold, beautiful collage artwork, Caldecott Honor-winning artist Holly Meade offers a gentle nudge for hesitant fledglings of all ages and species to step out, to dare, to try . . . and to fly.
Rata-pata-scata-fata
Phillis Gershator’s spicy read aloud is inspired by an old West Indian nonsense phrase, rata-pata-scata-fata. Helping mom is no fun for Junjun, so instead of doing as she asks, he utters the “magic” word “rata-pata-scata-fata.” By chance or magic, Junjun’s wish comes true and all of his chores get done.
A Place to Sleep
Presents a variety of animals and the places where they might sleep, from a bear snoozing in the arms of a tree to a boy in bed.
