"Bunnies and their long ears provide a twist on a familiar children's song"--OCLC.

Presents the illustrated text to the song about the little white whale who swims wild and free.

Colorful illustrations of various farm animals accompanies the words to a familiar nursery rhyme and song.

In this expanded version of the traditional song, a bear goes exploring near his home in the mountains, using all five senses throughout the four seasons.

Follows a family of bears on a fun-filled outing as their gentle boat ride down the stream turns into a fast-paced adventure.

Provides directions for creating puppets, games, jewelry, toys, and other projects related to such favorite children's songs as "Old MacDonald Had a Farm," "The Eensy, Weensy Spider," and "Rock-a-bye-Baby."

"Beloved gospel anthem and civil rights protest song We shall overcome is brought to life by esteemed illustrator Bryan Collier; following in the footsteps of one young girl, Collier traverses between historic civil rights monuments and contemporary political protests happening today. Beautifully interwoven with song lyrics that embody a message of strength and overcoming adversity" --

In this variation on the traditional cumulative rhyme, a woman swallows a rose, some lace, glitter, and other items associated with Valentine's Day.

Verses about various animals, from one right whale calf to eleven gray wolf pups and on to fifty python eggs, present the plight of some threatened species. Includes information about the different animals mentioned.

"Young readers will learn that rap began in the United States in the 1970s. The way a rapper talks with the beat is called flow." --