Wendy Cheyette Lewison

As one animal sits on another in an accumulating progression, the reader learns the sounds each animal makes.

Rhyming text explores the number two, especially as it relates to twins, who are "just as two as two can be."

When everything fails to persuade the princess to use her potty, the king and queen consult the royal advisor who gives them valuable advice.

A young girl and her dog find many things to count on a rainy day, both as they play outside and after they come home to a warm, dry house.

Describes the Statue of Liberty and provides a history of how this famous statue was brought to New York Harbor as a gift from France to welcome immigrants and to stand as a symbol of freedom in America.

Princess Buttercup goes into the meadow to gather flowers where she follows a butterfly and becomes lost.

Buzz the seaplane comes to the rescue when a forest fire breaks out on Black Bear Peak.

Simple rhyming text tells the story of a mouse in the house.

When Tilly wants to wear her tutu all the time and rips it on the playground, Mama suprises her with the best place to wear it--dancing class.