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Every child knows that costumes are magical. Put on the right hat, add some imagination, and you can be anyone.
That's what happens to a little boy in The March Wind. Finding a large black hat lying in the street, he tries it on . . . and instantly becomes a host of exciting characters: a soldier marching proudly through puddles, a cowboy galloping on his steed, a bandit fleeing the law under cover of night, a circus ringleader entertaining the crowd. But then the owner of the hat returns, and the boy finds himself face to face with the March Wind. Is this part of his imagination,...

A is for all of us--everyone. Playing, learning, having fun.

The letters of the alphabet are brilliantly brought to life in a bright nursery school, where the children learn and play. B is for building blocks . . . but also for blowing out the candles on a birthday cake C is for the colorful chairs the children take when the teacher rings a chime. Lively pictures designed around each letter show the children dancing, singing, listening to stories, tickling one another, and even engaging in an exciting game of tug-of-war. The fun rhymes and imaginative words for each...

Bears spend the winter months slumbering deep in dark caves. But they're not the only wild animals with strange sleep habits. Horses do it standing up in stalls or fields, their tails switching at troublesome flies. Seals like to stretch out their flippers when settling in to sleep. And your dog or cat probably curls up quite happily in a cozy box or basket.

Sleepy Book by Charlotte Zolotow invites young readers to explore bedtime in fields, forests, and other places animals make their homes. In the book, children will find many familiar favorites, like a flock of birds huddled...

The sun is round and hot and glowing. An orange is round on the tree where it's growing.

Many things in the natural world are round--the sun, the moon, a bird's nest with three bright baby birds. So are the turning wheels of a train and a hot air balloon high in the sky. So are cakes, pies, cookies, and many other delicious things to eat

Page by brightly colored page, What is Round? invites young readers to pick out the shape in the world around them, from the smallest raindrop to a big spectacular carousel. Many of the objects can be found in our own homes, like the...

Urocza geometryczna rymowanka dla najmłodszych, ułatwiająca dziecku wyłapywanie okrągłych kształtów w otaczającym je świecie. Wiele rzeczy w przyrodzie ma okrągły kształt: księżyc, słońce, bańka, ptasie gniazdo. Wiele jest okrągłych rzeczy, które można zjeść: gałka lodów, obwarzanek, tort. Wiele jest też ozdobnych przedmiotów w tym kształcie, na przykład korona, zegar czy bombka choinkowa. W niniejszej pełnej wdzięku książce, opublikowanej po raz pierwszy w latach 50. XX w., znajdziecie zaskakująco obszerny zbiór okrągłości. Olśniewające, barwne...