"How Come There Are No Spots On Me? is a delightful book written in rhyme. It has full-color pages and is fun for all ages. It's about a Dalmatian puppy who hasn't gotten his spots yet. He is very frustrated and he tries to figure out where his spots could be. His sisters and brothers all have their spots. Could his spots be on the floor? Maybe they rolled out the door."

Baseball comes alive in this A to Z book about baseball.

Contains profiles of ten of history's most popular book-based movies, including "The Outsiders," "Pride and Prejudice," and "Harry Potter."

Presents an A to Z rhyming book that describes a number of topics relating to teachers including books, kindergarten, librarians, and principals.

Brave bear hunters go through grass, a river, mud, and other obstacles before the inevitable encounter with the bear forces a headlong retreat.

Alliterative sentences and bold, colorful line illustrations introduce young readers to the letters of the alphabet and the sounds that they make.

Tools--from a saw that goes "cree craw cree craw" to a paint brush that slaps and sloshes--show what they can do and the noises they make as people use them on a project.

Suggests activities, poems, and stories to explore nature throughout the year.