It's springtime, and a young girl points to what's outside the kitchen window, wondering about Grandma's special spot. It's a garden filled with vegetables, flowers, fruits, and more! Grandma takes the little girl outside and shows her how she can help make all the plants grow. From pulling weeds to planting seeds and watering plants to keeping the bugs away, Grandma and granddaughter work together till harvest time. Then it's back to the kitchen for a wonderful dinner . . . and of course, dessert. Told from the point of view of the granddaughter, and featuring lush illustrations of lettuce, cabbage, peas, apricots, marigolds, cacti, tomatoes, peaches, and more, this simple journey from awe to understanding will become a treasured read-aloud for grandmothers and their grandchildren.

A wonderful photographic romp of a first body book for children! Big foot. Little Foot. Eyes open and shut. No hair. Short hair. I need a haircut! Every young child is curious about their body, and this fun and informative read-along is the perfect introduction to those adorable body parts. Featuring fun illustrations and silly photographs of both children's and adults, Big Foot, Little Foot, provides hours of interactive fun as children and adults can read, point out their body parts, and otherwise interact with each other and just be silly.

Why is mommy's nose bigger than mine? Why are tongues so funny? Children are fascinated with their bodies and how they work. This fun and informative read-along is the perfect introduction to our five senses. Featuring illustrations and silly photographs of children and adults smelling, tasting, listening, seeing, and touching, With My Little Nose, provides hours of interactive fun as the child and adult can read, point out their body parts, and otherwise interact with each other and be silly.