Most Popular Books by Holly Keller

Mouse, Hedgehog, Rabbit, Squirrel, and Snake are friends. But one day Mouse hears from Skunk (who heard it from Fox) that snakes are dangerous, especially to mice. Oh, dear! Can friendship survive gossip? Should friends stick together, no matter what? And what do friends do when a friend is in trouble? Or when a friend has hurt feelings? Do you know the answers? Mouse and Snake need your help!

Nothing is ever predictable with Angela. But whether she's getting lost at the zoo, walking four boisterous dogs to earn holiday money, or rounding up the bugs that escaped from her science exhibit, Angela always manages to make the best of things.

A pretty red rose and a bunny's pink nose. A spinning top and a dripping mop. An inquisitive young boy discovers that there are many wonderful things--some familiar, some surprising--to see at his house. He discovers, too, that seeing means opening your eyes to the world around you. Holly Keller's simple rhyming text and bold illustrations turn everyday visions into heartwarming reveries.

Pearl has a brand-new pair of skates and can't wait to be a ballerina on ice. But pride soon comes before a fall in this enchanting picture book about a little rabbit with grand dreams. Full color.

Pam and her friend Dan try to catch a wayward hat in this Green Light Reader from popular illustrator Holly Keller.

Joey sneaks his Christmas present, a toy bear, out of its box before Christmas and is upset when he accidentally rips it.

When the clouds darken and the wind hums and blows, all the animals living in and around the pond wonder if it will rain.

Once there was a caterpillar named Farfallina, whose best friend was a gosling named Marcel. They did everything together -- until one day, everything started to change. This beautiful and touching story shows that even as life takes different turns, friendship endures.

While baby sitting with their brother Alvin, Libby and Sam have a hard time guessing what Alvin wants to make him happy.

The Vietnam war is over, and Grandfather and young Nam dream that the new dikes will restore the wetlands, bringing home the beautiful cranes that once filled the winter sky. But other villagers think that growing rice is a more practical use for the land. "This is a beautiful book with many layers of meaning and an important message. The simple illustrations...are lovely and appealing."--School Library Journal.

Tired of being neither the oldest nor the youngest child, Maxine decides to leave home.

Laura's allergies make it difficult for her to find a pet she likes, until her brother brings home a surprise.

When Francie is sick and cannot go to school, Mama takes good care of her.

A collection of children's books on the subject of snow.

Geraldine loves her baby blanket. Trouble is, she's no baby, and her blanket is old and tattered. "It looks silly," says her mother. "There's hardly any blanket left,"says her father. But geraldine refuses to part with her old friend. Will a new doll from Aunt Bessie at Christmas change her mind?

Lewis counts sheep to help him sleep, but he soon finds ten noisy sheep having a party in his bedroom.

A caterpillar and a young goose become great friends, but as they grow up they undergo changes which separate them for awhile.

Henry makes fun of his cousin Newton for always wearing his hat, but the hat comes in handy for Henry's sister Wizzie.

"Lee fears he has lost his pet cat Flora, until Flora returns with a new family."--[Source inconnue].

Geraldine resents all the attention her baby brother gets, until she spends some time with him.

Caruso is afraid to fly. And that's a big problem. Because he is a bird. One night a wild gust of wind blows Caruso off his perch and across the stormy sky to Sophie's window. Who is Sophie? Sometimes, just like Caruso, you will find a friend when you least expect it. And sometimes a wonderful friendship can make you want to try something you didn't think you could do.

When his new brother comes home from the hospital, Henry discovers he's too big for some of the things he'd like to do.

Horace thought it was the best truck he had even seen. So he stuck it in his pocket and took it home. The only trouble was, it wasn't his...

At first Milton the mouse, the new boy in school, is terribly bad, but then he goes to the opposite extreme and becomes too good.

Sam's van won't go. What can they do to make it move?

Pops, a man who runs a bird hospital on an island, and his young helper Simon, nurse an injured baby bird back to health.

Relates the disappointments and joys of Henry's birthday party.

Geraldine the pig has her heart set on getting a really big Christmas tree--no matter what.

After seeing how arguing affects the other animals, Cecil figures out how to plant a garden that he and his friends can all enjoy.

Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science Stage 2.

In the days before his friend George's monster movie party, Horace prepares for the frightening events he expects will occur.

Rose is the best at finding lost things. Lose a baseball? Just call Rose. Lost your cookie? Rose will find it. But one day Meadow calls Rose a not-so-nice nickname. It's a name that sticks. It's a name that Rose would like to lose forever. How she does just that will make you smile!

When Rosie is unable to visit her grandmother in the hospital, she sends her a special present instead.

An introduction to biology describing the metamorphosis of a frog from egg to tadpole to bullfrog.

FARFALINA & MARCEL BIG BOOK