"All sorts of animals flutter and hum, dance and stretch, and slither and leap their way through this joyful collection of poems in English and Spanish. Julie Paschkis's words and art sing in both languages, bringing out the beauty and playfulness of the animal world"--

Brief text introduces the concepts of fast and slow, comparing some of the world's fastest animals with animals that are slow.

Follows a young boy on a trip to the zoo where he learns about the animals he sees there.

In this illustrated story told in both English and Spanish, a grandmother puts her grandchildren to bed by telling them all the animals outside are sleeping.

Learn about life in a dolphin family.

Learn about life in a lion family.

Although it is a very hot summer and to the amazement of his forest animal friends, a mole spends the time weaving a blanket to use it during the cold winter month. During the cold winter days the good-hearted mole shares his blanket with his friends. English and Spanish words teach the name of the colors used to make the blanket, the name of the forest animals, and the numbers 1 through 10. "Un lindo topo tejía una mantita sonriendo, para cubrirse...

Finn y su perro, Skip, están explorando el bosque tropical. Pero una cría de tapir solitaria y un montón de árboles que han desaparecido los dejan muy inquietos. Acompaña a Finn y a Skip para saber cómo pueden ayudar a salvar los bosques y a los animales que viven en ellos… "Join fisherman Finn and his dog, Skip, on their second adventure . . . which teaches them about deforestation, [how it affects animal habitats,] and what they can...

"Uses the framework of the alphabet to present information about plants and animals of the cloud forest on the western slopes of the Ecuadorian Andes and the 2013 discovery of the olinguito. Includes additional information about the cloud forest and the discovery of the olinguito, a map, a glossary, an author's note, and author's sources"--

"Juanito looked outside one dark night and discovered the moon was nowhere to be seen! Where could it have gone? Is it hiding under the bed or behind a great mountain? He wonders if the coyote took it to his lair, but the wily canine couldn't catch the slippery moon. "Aaah-ooooooh, aaaah-ooooooh, aaaah-ooooooh," he cries sadly. Maybe the cicada's deafening screeches made it disappear! Or did the owl bewitch the luminous moon? Perhaps the frog drowned...