Confusion abounds when a poorly spoken donkey says to a grammarian yam, "I Yam a Donkey!" In a humorous way shows when to use "am," "is," and "are."... I am, She is -- They are.

One cold, spring morning, an ordinary grocery bag begins blowing around a landfill, then as it travels down a road, through a stream, and into a town, it is used in various ways by different people, many of whom do not even notice it.

Wendel invents a robot to clean up his workshop, but has to come up with another solution when that robot gets out of control.

Money allows people to exchange goods and services. How would you buy things without money? A simple timeline provides an easily understood history of money.

When she receives a ballerina costume from her uncle, Emma, who does not know how to be a ballerina, gets a lot of advice from friends and family.

Like every young child, Katie has plenty of things to count, like a friend's four kittens, six guests at a tea party, or ten people on a crowded bus--and her baby brother, Olly.

Big Dog and Little Dog resourcefully find a sweater for Big Dog to wear.

An enticing, fact-filled invitation to explore the world of insects. Includes hands-on activities. "Become an insect detective and find out just what the insects around you are up to!"--Dust jacket flap.

Simple, rhyming text describes a birthday celebration that starts with finding the perfect recipe for a gluten-free cake. Includes recipes, tips for people with gluten allergies, and a list of web sites for more information.

"The story of Jason and the Argonauts is one of the earliest recorded Greek myths. Here, master artist Robert Byrd has created a striking telling of the legend for a new generation of readers. Complete with explanatory notes and illustrated back matter, Jason and the Argonauts traces each step of our hero&#x;s journey, from the Golden Fleece&#x;s origin story and Jason&#x;s childhood to his triumphant return with the prize and eventual death. Deftly...