Horns, Tails, Spikes, and Claws by J. Elizabeth Mills

The wind carries away a bear’s soft red scarf (Lost) which is discovered by a pair of raccoons (Found). Delightful illustration accompany the clever rhymes. They snack from one to a dozen before being eyed by a hungry cat as a snack themselves. Three inquisitive crows wearing red striped sweaters are hungry and head out to search for a snack. The contents of the refrigerator until she has packed Of the perfect place where there are no bedtimes ever.ĭad helps out by suggesting things that Mitsy can’tĭo without, beginning with her stuffed dinosaur and Finally his father helps him find the perfect name.īedtime, and sets off in her footed pajamas in search He goes on a search for the perfect name, considering powerful names like Not Afraid of Ten Thousand Teeth and Touch the Clouds.

Big Thunder, his father’s nickname, sounds impressive, but Little Thunder, his own nickname, is less attractive. In scope, featuring a full range of skin tones and animals Using his mother’s embroidery scissors, Bryan hasĬreated incredible cut-paper collages that are global Bright gouache andĬollage illustrations present Brooklyn’s rich ethnic, culinary,Ĭelebrate the words of Cecil F. Cut-out windows throughout the book add interest to this light-hearted romp through fairy tale land. Lucy knows just where they are, and the golden-haired girl follows them into the next fairy tale scene, adding characters as they go. Lucy follows him into a cottage with three bowls of porridge. Barker when he suddenly dashes out the window. Lucy is reading a fairy tale to her dog Mr. Cleverly funny illustrations amplify the short text.įairy Tales for Mr. When a blizzard traps them inside the house, Santa calls on his new friends the flying reindeer and the elves to rescue his trapped family. Finally the Claus family has had enough and decides to move to Florida. He even enjoys sliding down the sooty chimney. Life isn’t easy, and it’s only little Santa who truly enjoys living in the year-round snow. Claus live at the North Pole with their seven children: Larry, Mary, Willy, Millie, Joey, Zoe, and Santa. Gleeful book would be a perfect new-baby present for Vivid watercolors celebrates both a baby's joy in explorationĪnd the delight a baby brings to the whole family. This delightful book featuring Adler’s poems and Nakata’s The children’s viewpoint of this delightful event. Grandpa to recreate his vaudeville song and dance act for his

One afternoon a visit to the attic convinces

Horns, Tails, Spikes, and Claws by J. Elizabeth Mills