David McPhail

As he gets into bed, Timmy Bear asks his mother to play a game with him in which they remember everything he did during the day, but in reverse order.

Fascinated by the fact that humans are made mostly of water, a boy develops an unusual relationship with it once he stops being afraid.

Diary entries and illustrations evoke a boy's life on a New England farm in the 1800s.

Sylvie and her friend True, a giant water snake, share a small apartment in a big city and have a good time together.

When Dot's mother begins to plant a tree, Bob the dog decides to help.

"Have fun finding silly hats--a flat hat, a bat hat, and even a cat hat"--

Pig Pig is concerned about travelling across the country with his aunt and uncle, but is even more worried when he returns.

"A diverse group of children hug Mom, Dad, a cat, a rock, a tree and more in this easy-to-read book." -- Provided by publisher.

A raccoon forages for food at night and at dawn returns to its home in a strong, old tree, which safely shelters the raccoon through wild winds and ferocious rain so that it can go out searching for food again.

A boy, a bear, and a bug enjoy themselves as they go to school, take a ride in a wagon, fly a kite, and paint a picture.