Cynthia Rylant

For Henry and his big dog Mudge, spring means admiring the first snow glory, playing in puddles in the rain, and watching the five new kittens next door.

Annie and her pet rabbit, Snowball, invite Henry And Mudge to a dress-up birthday party, but there is some confusion about what the guests are supposed to wear.

"The creation story illustrated in a folk-art style" -- provided by publisher.

Short biographies on three writers, Margaret Wise Brown, Frank L. Baum, and E.B. White

Two mice that live in a lighthouse along with a dog, a cat, and another mouse, lose their compass while exploring the forest, and learn to use their instincts before being rescued by an eagle.

A little boy makes valentines for his loved ones, remembering all the things each recipient likes best.

Both poetry and photographs tell the stories of ordinary people living in America during the 1930s at the time of the Great Depression. Social studies. History.

"Newbery Medalist Cynthia Rylant illustrates verses from the King James Bible chapter of Ecclesiastes in a simple yet powerful folk art style"--Provided by publisher. Kirkus Review: Newbery Medalist Rylant continues her series of simplified Bible verse interpretations with this illustrated version of the familiar "to everything there is a season" text, adapted from the King James version of the book of Ecclesiastes.Rylants illustrations are bold...