No matter what he does, Larry always gets dirty--except in the shower.

Rhymed text describes the different things Paul enjoys when he throws a ball. Includes suggested learning activities.

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.

A little African monkey runs away from all the dangerous animals except one.

Describes, in verse, things that go together, such as cars and trucks, swans and ducks, balls and bats, and heads and hats.

Describes, in verse, different types of boxes and what they may hold.

An avid collector enumerates all the things that have been collected, from twenty-three keychains and fifty-one shells to a ball of tin foil five feet wide.

A young fisher expresses enthusiasm for the sport while acknowledging the many potential distractions surrounding it.

A child relates how he and his best friend, who is in a wheelchair, are both alike and different.

Illustrates a variety of birds that can be seen in the city and the places they can be found, including in the park, at the zoo, on a high wire, and at a bus stop