Most Popular Books by Barbara Shook Hazen

A series of simple questions explore the emotions aroused by a variety of situations.

Instructions for proper manners for the dinner table, parties, introductions, and other social situations.

Two young boys, one from a large family and the other an only child, wish they could exchange places.

In the context of a counting scheme, ten bunnies prepare for a birthday celebration.

Although the other reindeer laugh at him because of his bright red nose, Rudolph proves his worth when he is chosen to lead Santa Claus''s sleigh on a foggy night.

Told in verse, the story of the animals'' contest to come up with the best good manners rule.

In simple rhymes, children compare the things animal fathers do with what their own fathers do.

After a street fair, five friends work hard to clean up the street.

Danny always wants everything he sees until his rich uncle proceeds to give it to him.

Relates how Amelia Earhart built and rode her own roller coaster when she was a young girl.

In these humorous verses, animals deal with a variety of human social situations. Some behave beautifully; others are rude and ignorant.

Sir Fred, considered to be the bravest knight in the castle, fears for his reputation when a jealous bully tries to expose his secret fear of fighting.

Children need to be reassured that their feelings are natural, that everyone has feelings, and that it is healthy to talk about feelings with family and friends. The range of emotion is explored, from anger and fear to happiness, pride, and confidence, in a way that will encourage children to recognize and express their own feelings.

Amy experiences some scary moments when she finally gets the chance to babysit herself.

Text and pictures introduce mothers and babies from the animal kingdom. The cover has windows to a wheel which spins to reveal baby animanls and their names.

Marvin, separated from his father on the elevator, finds friends and adventures on every floor.

Ookpik, the Arctic owl, longs to see the city and is very happy to accept the invitation of a visiting poodle.

An exploration in verse of what can be found inside such things as a hollow log, a rose, a speckled egg, and mound in the ground.

Gradually a young girl comes to terms with her grandfather''s death.