By Denise Fleming
Illustrated by Denise Fleming

Why should children have to sit still while they learn? In this book, toddlers can learn to count from one to ten while they wiggle with the worms, jump with the zebras, and stretch with the giraffes. Older children may want to keep on counting, by ones or tens, until the last of fifty bees flies by. But even then young tots won't feel left out - they can leap with the frogs or wave good-bye to the bees. Simple enough for the youngest child at home, yet challenging enough for older siblings in school, this book is as energetic as the children it's meant for.

By Denise Fleming
Illustrated by Denise Fleming

It's Halloween night! The rising moon lights the way for trick-or-treaters and sets the mood for a spooky celebration where imagination rules...

By Denise Fleming
Illustrated by Denise Fleming

Deer live in the woods, rabbits live in meadows, fish live in creeks, and people live in houses. We all need homes. But we need not destroy one while building another. This eloquent book shows young readers how people and animals can live side by side. Starting, of course, in our own backyards!