Most Popular Books by Jean Marzollo

Rhyming verses invite readers to find hidden objects in the photographs.

Rhyming text leads the reader to find objects hidden in the photographs.

A poem with a rebus format, in which the speaker professes love equal to that of a bird for a tree, a flower for a bee, and a lock for a key.

Preschoolers will revel in the Shanna Show books that help build self-esteem by making reading and learning fun through "vivacious role-playing."* Shanna shows young readers how to leap, to count, to curtsy, or to give advice as a ballerina, a teacher, a princess, or a doctor! These books are excellent tools for children who are discovering the joys of reading on their own. And the adorable Ducky, Dinah-saurus, Tiger, and little brother Shane make each book "a rousing success."*

Search for holiday treasures in this fun collection.

Rhyming verses ask the reader to purr like a cat, scratch like a dog, leap like a squirrel, and bark like a seal.

Illus. in full color. Chris, the biggest and funniest of all the second graders, decides not to go to a swim party because of his fear of deep water. Chris''s father patiently helps him conquer his fear and win a prize for diving.

Illus. in full color. In a perceptive tale of friendship and sports, Sam''s visiting Mexican cousin overcomes the language barrier by teaching soccer to his new friends. From the Trade Paperback edition.

Provides a simple explanation of what happens as a caterpillar changes into a butterfly--from the caterpillar''s point of view.

Fathers and Babies is the one and only baby care book written expressly for fathers. Fathers and Babies is a light and reassuring introduction into the world of fatherhood. Fathers today want to be, and are expected to be, involved parents who bond with their children and help them thrive. Yet, sadly, many new fathers feel excluded from the loop of child care. Because most fathers don''t get to spend as much time with their babies as mothers do, men don''t learn the everyday skills of baby care. When they attempt to help out during evenings and on weekends, they frustrate themselves and those they are trying to help. Instead of becoming closer to their children, many fathers withdraw, conceding the domain of parenting to mothers. This is unfair to mothers, fathers, and their children. What fathers desperately need is a special baby care training manual that will teach them how to fix a bottle, soothe a bay in the middle of the night, and help a child learn to talk. Fathers who are primary caregivers gain these skills easily. But most fathers are not primary caregivers; and because they can''t spend more time with their children, they need help in order to become the great fathers they want to be. Fathers and Babies provides step-by-step instructions accompanied by humorous, real-life pictures that show fathers what to do. The book also explains the important perceptual abilities, language skills, muscular coordination, strength, and concepts of trust and self-esteem that babies need to develop during the first eighteen months of life. The more fathers know about these critical developments, the more fathers will be able to help their babies achieve and the more worthy they will feel as parents.

When Hal moves to a new town where he is no longer the star hockey player, he learns that scoring goals is not the only way to be a star.

Simple text challenges the reader to find objects hidden in the photographs.

A Scholastic Reader Level 1: simple words and short sentences for the newest readers. See the picture. Read the clue. Play I Spy. It''s fun to do!

Rosie''s decision to cheat in order to win a race with her best friend, Sally, has disastrous results until her older sister helps her learn an important lesson about winning races and keeping friends.

A boy who wants to be a magician is captured by trolls, discovers a magic wand, rescues a princess, and finds out who he really is.

Preschoolers will revel in the Shanna Show books that help build self-esteem by making reading and learning fun through "vivacious role-playing."* Shanna shows young readers how to leap, to count, to curtsy, or to give advice as a ballerina, a teacher, a princess, or a doctor! These books are excellent tools for children who are discovering the joys of reading on their own. And the adorable Ducky, Dinah-saurus, Tiger, and little brother Shane make each book "a rousing success."*

Rhyming verses ask readers to find hidden objects in the photographs.

Learn addition with a fill-in-the blanks rhyming game which uses photos of puppets, marbles, chicks, and dogs figurines.

Find objects in picture puzzles.

Marzollo introduces children to a great scientist and encourages them to cultivate a sense of wonder and a desire to explore. Full color.

"Have fun learning math! Count monsters, cookies, cars, and dogs . while playing a rhyming game!"--Back cover.

Pictures and rhyming text present animals from one bear to ten cats with their assorted possesions.

It''s the most engaging alphabet book ever! This I Spy classic is back and better than ever, with a fresh design and perfect for back-to-school season. I Spy A to Z features stunning collections of picture riddles with challenging fun for children in kindergarten to third grade -- but everyone in your family will enjoy unplugged time together! Search for objects hidden within themed photographs and try to solve the rhyming riddles. The vibrant pages of the I Spy series are an incredible way to get readers of all ages excited about animals, letters, numbers, and holidays. I Spy books teach kids how to observe their surroundings and look for patterns in the world around them, skills that will help them succeed in all subjects. The series is a perfect fit for the STEAM curriculum. The New York Times bestselling series by Jean Marzollo and photographer Walter Wick continues to amaze search-and-find fans. The captivating photographs paired with clever rhyming puzzles will mesmerize readers of all ages.

Fifteen-year-old Kate finds herself transported back in time to 1850 in her Connecticut town, where she must adjust to the prejudices against Irish immigrants, working long hours in a cotton mill, and, tragically, falling in love with a boy who believes he is her brother.

Timmy is distracted while playing right field on his tee ball team, but when he comes up to bat he hits a home run.

Poetry book with teddy bears added to the fun.

Star, a baby unicorn and one of the last eight unicorns on earth, must find a way to help save her friends from the evil dragons.

Loaded with ideas for all kinds of "theme" parties. Excellent advice on selecting and organizing age-appropriate games.

A collection of picture riddles for your enjoyment.

Uses a rhyming game to teach subtraction.

Portrays cats dressed up for Halloween.

Rhyming text asks readers to find objects hidden in the detailed photographs of fanciful scenes.

Simple and moving introduction to the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

An introduction to a great civil rights leader.

A simple introduction to the life cycle and functions of a leaf.