An observer of one bear in the air, two bears on the stair, counts all the way up to ten bears huffing and puffing and is relieved that they're full of stuffing.

Two children watch clouds become fat and thin, white and gray, then turn into dogs, sheep, dragons, and castles.

When a boy wonders, "What good is a tree?" he and his sister come up with a lot of answers, from using it as a fort to making it second base.

Rhyming text presents examples of words that go together, such as "top goes with bottom, down goes with up," "fat goes with skinny, short goes with long," and "night goes with moon and day goes with sun."

Fire Companies 1, 2, 3, and 4 rush across town to Fire Company 5, where the firehouse dog is having puppies.

Simple text and illustrations introduce baby animals. Includes learning activities, parent tips, and word list.

Simple, rhyming text teaches young readers the importance of basic hygiene and how to avoid germs.

A child imagines how much larger things such as crumbs, puddles, trees, and even babies would seem to an ant.

Introduces vocabulary and the concept of parts of a whole with examples such as a petal on a flower and a whisker on a kitty.

Too little to ride a two-wheel bike or walk to the park like her older brother and sister, Katie finds there is something she can do that they cannot.