Liza Woodruff

KC's mother and the clone of the President of the United States are kidnapped by disgruntled astronauts who want to take over the International Space Station.

Enjoy this classic rhyme about a pair of children attempting to fetch water from the top of a steep hill. Additional features include original illustrations, information about Mother Goose, and an introduction to the illustrator. Activities for further learning Author/Illustrator biography Some of kids' earliest childhood memories are of Mother Goose rhymes they learn in their formative years. For many children, Mother Goose rhymes are their very...

"Milo's mother is too busy to read him a story so she sends him outside to play in the snow where he discovers a story of his own"--

KC discovers that the President of the United States has been replaced by a clone and sets out with her friend Marshall on a dangerous mission to set things right.

Animals fall off a speeding sled one by one until only a lonely caribou is left, chasing a giant snowball that has engulfed the falling animals.

Animals enjoy a variety of wintry activities in the snow.

"In the land of the midnight sun, Polar Bear has bid her buddies farewell ... but she promises to return. While the nine friends plan festive surprises for her arrival, Bear is planning a surprise of her own!"--Provided by publisher.

This beloved poem tells of a sweet young girl and her pet lamb. Author/Illustrator biography Some of kids' earliest--and best--childhood memories are of Mother Goose Rhymes they learn in their formative years. For many children, Mother Goose Rhymes are their very first storybook friends. The basic rhythms, simple rhyming words, and colorful images help youngsters develop key verbal skills and learn the essentials of storytelling--all while having...

Does Little Bo Peep ever find her lost sheep? Children will find out by reading one of the most well-known nursery rhymes of all time. Some of kids' earliest--and best--childhood memories are of Mother Goose Rhymes they learn in their formative years. For many children, Mother Goose Rhymes are their very first storybook friends. The basic rhythms, simple rhyming words, and colorful images help youngsters develop key verbal skills and learn the essentials...