The authors fanciful illustrations, along with her amusing observations on the subject of the human nose, indicate that another memorable, humorous poet has joined the ranks of Jack Prelutsky and the beloved Dr. Seuss.

Chaudet turns her talent for nonsense verse to the animals of Africa for a humorous look at the wildlife that roams the continent--lion, cheetah, hyena, elephant, gorilla, wildebeest, zebra, crocodile, impala, and more.

HOME RANGE offers a view northwestern Wyoming as seen through the eyes of an artist who describes for us the smells, colors and textures of landscape. The distances between towns in the region are considerable, the land itself vast and varied throughout the seasons of the year. Spending countless hours on the highways allows ample time for contemplation and observation and the author shares her thoughts in some rather unusual ways as she sights cattle with mudball anklets, cloud-formed ships sailing the endless sea of the sky, and the staring eyes on the trunks of aspens. She takes a close-up...

This delightful little book offers a new telling of the Christmas story as 11 animals, along with the overwhelmed innkeeper, offer prayers expressing their thoughts on that special night and the arrival of God's gift of Light to a waiting world.

Frequently Forgetting Fun we Fail to Find Favorable Fortune in Each Event, Easily Eliminating Ecstacy. This Tome Tries To Tactfully Testify To the Necessity of Neatly Nurturing Novel Natural Celebrations of Certain Colorful Ceremonies Guaranteed to Gently Generate Genuine Gladness. So, Sit Softly, Settle Sedately and Start Seeking Satisfaction, Slowly Savoring Silly Samples of Learned Lessons in Lighthearted Living. Laugh Loudly