New Releases by Clyde Watson

Introduces the principle and uses of binary numbers.

Who is that knocking at the door? It’s old Father Fox with surprises galore! Licorice & lollipops, lemons & limes A bundle of toys & a bag full of rhymes . . . Clyde and Wendy Watson’s Father Fox, beloved from Father Fox’s Pennyrhymes, is now decked out in holiday garb to warmly celebrate the Christmas season with his fox family. Charming verse, perfect for reading aloud, and Watson’s winsome paintings present lively, fun holiday details that young readers will want to explore again and again.

When you close your eyes and go to sleep, the Sandman may come and take you to a tea party with the Man in the Moon.

A collection of short poems and rhymes, illustrated with animal characters, showing the ups and downs of love in everyday situations.

Mister Toad loves his house inside a stone wall, until it is invaded by unwanted visitors.

A lady cares for her dog while it has the flu.

Four little foxes prepare a cake and a Valentine surprise for their parents.

Short verses introduce scenes from a fair in which letters of the alphabet figure prominently.

On Christmas Eve the mice feast and make merry around the family''s Christmas tree, in full view of the sleeping cat, and Brown Mouse inadvertently does a kindness for the family.

Introduces the principle and uses of binary numbers.

Recounts in rhyme the good and bad events of the school year.

Briefly defines a number of names used to tease or insult for a hundred years or more. Includes rubberneck, flibbertigibbet, trollybags, and many more.

Tom Fox goes to the Fair to bring back an apple pie for his family.

Thirty rhymes record the various activities of Father Fox, his family, and friends.