Recounts the antics of a young mouse each hour after the clock strikes one.

Keith Baker displays his trademark flair for color, movement, and rhythm in this vibrant adaptation of the familiar nursery rhyme "Hickory Dickory Dock." A companion to his acclaimed Big Fat Hen, this twist on an old favorite features some serious antics on the part of a busy little mouse. As a huge grandfather clock strikes each hour from one o' clock in the afternoon to midnight, a different animal passes by, and the mouse has a funny interaction with each of them. With counting, telling time, and a cozy bedtime ending to engage them, children will be chiming in for repeated readings.

Sometimes kids just feel silly, and here's a great way to get the silly's out with this collection of rhymes! This collections includes Hey Diddle Diddle, A Tisket a Tasket and more. Includes a musical CD. Also available with a finger puppet!

An illustrated, humorous version of the traditional nursery rhyme.

A great read-aloud that teaches children the concept of time! Robin Muller has updated this traditional nursery tale with a fresh and modern style, and the playful story unfolds with Suzanne Duranceau's rich, light-hearted illustrations that illustrate the concept of time. The party guests are looking for a beautiful hidden clock. In the end, the clock finds them - but not before the party isalmost in shambles! A fabulous new format for a livelyrhyme. Hickory, Dickory Dock Awards: CLA Notable, 1992- The Society of Illustrators (NY) "The Original Art" Best Books Exhibition Selection, 1992- Canadian Children's Book Centre, Our Choice, 1992- Studio Magazine Silver, 1992- CAPIC Gold Award for Book Illustration, 1992- CAPIC Copper Award for Single Illustration, 1992- Shortlist, Governor General's Award for English Illustration, 1992- Shortlist, Mr. Christie's French Illustration, 1992- Alcuin Society Citation,1992

Classic favorites get a modern Latino twist, with Spanish sprinkled throughout The itsy arañita climbed up the water spout. Down came la lluvia and washed la araña out. Classic Mother Goose rhymes get a Latino twist in this cozy collection. From young Juan Ramón sitting in el rincón to three little gatitos who lost their mitoncitos, readers will be delighted to see familiar characters in vibrant, luminous scenes brimming with fanciful details. La Madre Goose will make a playful multicultural addition to every modern bookshelf. A Chicago Public Library Best Book of 2016

Zac and his dog Rufus are best friends. When Zac goes to school, Rufus goes too, even though "Dogs aren't allowed in there".