Holly Meade

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.

Children eagerly look forward to trick-or-treating dressed up as ballerinas, cowboys, and dragons, but preparing for Halloween by making decorations and costumes can be part of the fun too.

Gives a view of the world of the family farm.

Cumulative verses follow an old man's hat as it becomes a home for a spider, mouse, and other creatures before returning to its rightful owner.

Collects poems describing the many creatures living in the sea, from the sea horse to the blue whale.

A girl in Santo Domingo tells how cocoa is harvested during the late 1800s while at the same time her counterpart in Maine tells about the harvesting of ice.

Rhyming text tells of Naamah, wife of Noah, who sings to her husband, her sons and their wives, and to the animals to sleep at night.

All the elephant's friends give him advice, but none can solve his problem until the opossum announces friends are to help, not just to give advice.