Betsy Lewin

Sam searches through all of his toys but can't find anything good enough to take to school for show and tell until his troublesome little brother appears.

Abigail, Ralphie, and the other citizens of Lumberville struggle to endure a week-long heat wave.

After a tornado rearranges their Kansas house, Aunt Minnie and the nine nieces and nephews living with her add on a much-needed new room.

"Ted and Betsy Lewin describe the landscapes, people, and activities they encounter during a trip to Mongolia for Naadam, the annual summer festival where child jockeys ride half-wild horses for miles across the Mongolian steppe"--Provided by publisher.

"Cocoa is being very stubborn. He wants to get new cowboy boots instead of new horseshoes! Doesn't he know that horseshoes are lucky?"--Page [4] of cover.

"From Africa to Asia Pacific, from Europe to the United States of America, acclaimed authors/illustrators Ted and Betsy Lewin have roamed the earth taking on snakes, tracking mountain gorillas, and generally trying to avoid being eaten by various jungle creatures. Packed with pencil drawings, full-color illustrations, and captivating photographs, there is not a single dull moment as Ted and Betsy take the reader through their dramatic, funny, and...

When her horse Cocoa decides to explore the house, Cowgirl Kate has a hard time convincing him he must return to the barn.

First-grade boys and girls go out to play at recess.

After the death of their parents, five young rats decide to leave the barnyard to make a name for themselves in the big city, facing unscrupulous rivals and dangerous humans along the way.

Jim Hedgehog is converted to a healthy diet and lifestyle by confronting a frightening image of his future self in his favorite film the Revolting Blob.