Phillis Gershator

Various animals tell what they do and where they go when it starts to snow.

Throughout the day, children greet the sun, the breeze, their breakfasts, their school, and all the other large and small sights which they encounter.

Primavera, verano, otono e invierno. En cada estación del ano, los niños se ensucian jugando con pinturas, haciendo hoyos en la tierra, chapoteando en los charcos comiendo un helado, rodando por el césped o espiando a las hormigas. Entonces, se produce un desastre en forma de barro, pintura, chocolate, etc., Frota que te frota!

Presents a celebration of summer from a child's perspective.

A clever young fellow persuades an equally clever chief's daughter to marry the king of Dahomey, and both the young man and future queen prosper in the bargain.

On an island in the West Indies, a big, strong woman with a booming voice meets a weak, nearly deaf man, they fall in love and expect a baby and a hurricane at the same time.

Despite criticism for his lack of "accomplishments," Takiboki finds contentment sweeping flower blossoms and raking the sand and gravel in the monks' temple garden. Includes a note on the art and beauty of Japanese gardens.

Abuelita takes her grandchildren to the zoo and they have fun counting everything they see and saying the numbers in both English and Spanish.

When the youngest rooster on the hill decides it is his duty to bring up the moon by crowing loudly each night, the people living nearby dream of rooster soup.