Most Popular Books by Gail Tuchman

Introduces young wildlife enthusiasts to an array of creatures in their natural habitats on the African Savannah.

Photographs and text take readers inside the action at a race car competition.

Meet the most adorable animals--and pet them! This book includes cute and intriguing information about sheep, goats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and even miniature ponies.

A young girl''s swing is too small for her and her animal friends.

A Scholastic Level 2 Reader that answers early readers'' questions about rocks and minerals!

His friends teach Simba how to pounce.

"Bananas with our breakfast, bananas with our lunch, so yellow, ripe, and mellow, bananas by the bunch!" A pair of twins celebrate their birthday by eating their favorite fruit all day long in this charming board book. Brightly colored illustrations, catchy rhyming text, and easy-to-handle pages make this read-aloud story an instant classic.

The Beast and all his enchanted objects create a very special feast for Belle.

Kids are off to the races by coloring seven separate images — from a hood to tires — that complete a picture of a car. Additional add ups include a bicycle, a train, and an airplane.

Winner of a Bronze 2019 Moonbeam Children''s Book Award! "One, Two, Three … I''ll race you to that apple tree. It''s apple-picking time!" A group of young friends spend a beautiful autumn day picking apples and learning about the delicious foods that are made with their favorite fruit. Vivid illustrations accompany the simple but sweet rhyming story, which is printed on sturdy pages that little fingers will find easy to turn and will withstand many readings.

Features words starting with the letter "h."

Kids begin by coloring a monkey and six other images that "add up" to a zoo. Other simple, seven-part illustrations of places to go include a beach, a circus, and an amusement park.

Children color a hat, a sled, and five other cold weather items that "add up" to winter — plus there''s a succession of images for spring, summer, and fall. Designed for ages 2–5.

While picnicking with their parents, two mice explore a pond and see many interesting things.

"I want an orange, a sweet, juicy orange, an orange for orange juice…" Kids can join a determined little girl in her quest for an orange, recounted with bright, engaging illustrations, accompanied by a rhyming narrative. The thick and sturdy pages will stand up to lots of handling, so kids can follow the story again and again.

Color seven simple parts for aspects of a daily activity: bathtub, rubber duck, and other items that "add up" to bathtime. Includes playtime, lunchtime, and bedtime. Ages 2 and up.

"Pears are the best! Just give them a chance. They''ll make you want to jump up and dance!" As a group of children walk through a farmer''s market, they try to encourage their reluctant friend to give pears a try. The boldly colored pictures will capture the little ones'' attention, and the sturdy pages will last for years to come.

Features words containing the short "i" sound.

Tells the legend of how the coyote helped put the stars in the sky.

Hot Wheels race cars attempt to escape from a shark attack.--

"Robots can build cars, dive in the ocean, and even fly into space! Discover all the cool jobs robots can do"--Page 4 of cover.

Find out what happened when Hurricane Katrina tore through New Orleans and blew people''s lives apart.

Discover More Readers: Planets is a Level 1 Reader (ages 4-6) packed with key facts, vivid diagrams, exciting photographs and simple sentences to explain it all. Early readers can discover how planets were formed, why they attract stars, moons, and satellites and all about the Milky Way galaxy. Comes with free digital book featuring extra content, games and activities, plus audio and video enhancements.

Book summary: The cat is on the dog. The pot is on the cat. The mop is in the pot. How high will the stack go?