Most Popular Books by Eileen Spinelli

From getting dressed all by himself to making his own bed and helping Dad wash the car, this little bunny is certainly a big boy now. But riding his bike without training wheels? That might just prove too difficult. Young readers will cheer for and relate to the little bunny who learns that no matter how big and grown up you are, you are never too old to go to Mom for some help . . . and a hug.

Mother and child spend special time together in this simple rhyming story.

Boy, Can He Dance! is Eileen Spinelli''s story of a young boys dream—and his disapproving father. Tony loves to dance, and he dances everywhere, but Tony''s father, the famous chef at the renowned City Hotel, is determined to raise Tony to be a chef.

Ning u n otro libro para la hora de acostarse se refiere a la familias trabajadoras con la eficacia de Esta noche cuando mam a regrese a casa . Disponible ahora en una edici o n de cart o n, sin duda se convertira en libro favorito tanto de las madres como de los ni n os.

A poetic celebration of the whooping crane, one of the rarest birds in North America.

A trip through the city streets brings contact with many colors, from an orange construction sign to gray pigeons.

A father shares dinner and bedtime rituals with his daughter before going outto work the night shift. Full color.

When Papa comes home tonight, dear child, (I promise - not too late) you''ll hear me whistling up the road. You''ll meet me at the gate. It can be hard waiting for Papa to come home, but it''ll be worth it because you''ll both have so much fun when he does! From singing songs and making dinner to playing all the way until bedtime, just hanging with Papa is one of the most joyous ways to end the day. Eileen Spinelli''s highly anticipated follow-up to the bestselling When Mama Comes Home Tonight, complete with gorgeous illustrations from David McPhail, is a soothing celebrtion of simple moments shared between parent and child.

In summer and in winter, Althea enjoys the ritual of taking her bath.

The Hog family tries various modes of transportation to get to the opera with decidely unexpected results.

Feisty cats. Quiet cats. Curious cats, and striped cats. Cats of all shapes and sizes cavort across the pages of this bright and entertaining book, bringing to life such varied well historical figures as Henry Matisse, Cleopatra, Charles Lindberg, and Queen Victoria. Young readers will be delighted by the colorful, energetic paintings of Geraldo Valerio and the whimsical, rhyming text from best-selling author Eileen Spinelli, supplemented by historical notes at the end of the book. Do You Have a Cat offers an amusing introduction to figures both renowned and less well known and their famous felines!

Three children describe how they feel when one of their parents is away.

See below for English description. Les élèves de la classe de madame Renard sont fatigués et de mauvaise humeur. Évidemment, tant qu''ils n''auront pas résolu de veiller à leur alimentation, de dormir suffisamment et de faire de l''exercice, rien ne changera. Madame Renard est bien déterminée à aider ses élèves à améliorer leur forme physique! Madame Renard''s class is back, and this time the students are lethargic and cranky until they learn to eat better, exercise, and get more sleep. "This class is going to get fit!" madame Renard says. "So we can be ready for Field Day?" asks Frog. "Not just Field Day," says madame Renard. "For every day!" Original Title: Miss Fox''s Class Shapes Up

It can be hard waiting for mummy to come home in the evening, but once she''s there it is the best time of the day. This soothing, rhythmic book celebrates that magical time when both parent and child wind down for the day and prepare for bed. Heartwarming pictures offer a rare insight into the special nighttime rituals shared by a working parent and a child.

When calamity stalks every step of the preparations for the Tappletons'' Thanksgiving dinner, they realize that there is more to Thanksgiving than turkey and trimmings.

A child describes all she did during the day and claims she isn''t tired. But she quickly falls asleep.

An awesome storm causes quite a commotion on a family farm.

As they travel through Pennsylvania, the Berenstain Bears learn a lesson about keeping the environment clean.

Little Bunny loses his dump truck. He thinks his friend Squirrel took it but finds it under a pile of leaves with Mama''s help and apologizes to Squirrel for blaming him.

This poem describes all the ways that Lulu helps Mommy during the day and then how Mommy helps Lulu in return.

What''s the difference between smooth and scratchy? Sticky and silky? Join Little Bear''s family picnic to find out!

Veggies are sprouting down on the farm! See how our food goes from field to truck to town to table. [from back cover].

When Lizzie''s mother announces that she is remarrying, Heather wonders if her wild and unusual friendship with Lizzie will survive the preparations for the wedding.

Little Bear searches for his winter hat so he can play in the outside.

Lulu loves to use her flashlight - summer and winter. And when Mom and Dad need help, her flashlight comes in handy.

A father shares dinner and bedtime rituals with his daughter before going out to work the night shift.