New Releases by Leonard P. Kessler

Mr. Pine lives in a little white house on Vine Street, where there are fifty white houses all in a line. How can Mr. Pine tell which one is his?

Bobby changes from an "easy out" to a game-winning hitter with the help of a friend and a lot of hard work

Rabbit was the first one to hear it. Duck was the first one to see it. Cat was the first one to feel it. But what is it? It turns out to be a football, and it leads the animal friends to discover the exciting game of football. Young sports fans have cheered Kick, Pass, and Run for thirty years. Now Leonard Kessler has reillustrated his classic I Can Read Book in full color, bringing this popular tale to a new generation of beginning readers.

After Freddy is pushed into deep water by a couple of toughs, he decides to learn to swim.

Bobby changes from an "easy out" to a game-winning hitter with the help of a friend and a lot of hard work.

Young children encounter all the familiar items that make up a celebration as they search for the penguin at a birthday party

The search for the gorilla in the band introduces toddlers to a variety of musical instruments

Bobby changes from an "easy out" to a game-winning hitter with the help of a friend and a lot of hard work.

An illustrated collection of animal jokes and riddles.

After he retires, Stan becomes a hot dog man and finds that his new job helps him come to the rescue during a big snowstorm.

Under Old Turtle''s guidance, the animals learn how to play soccer ad the meaning of good sportsmanship.

While looking over the ducks and ducklings, goats and kids, and other groupings of parent and child among their livestock, the farmer and his wife are dismayed to discover some zoo animals that do not belong there at all. On board pages.

Illustrations and simple questions examine some of the things that belong in a kitchen and some that do not. On board pages.

The three Sweeney children face their first day at a new school and their first afternoon of taking care of themselves while their mother is at work.

The animals prepare for and participate in the Big Mile Race.

A group of animals organize winter games, and compete in events such as sled races, skating, skiing, and ice hockey.

While gathered around the wood stove in winter, Old Turtle tells his friends unbelievable baseball stories of Cleo Octopus, Melvin Moose, Clara Kangaroo, and Randy Squirrel.

A Friendship is tested when Pig accidentally breaks Duck''s new chair.

Pig sets out to paint her house orange but finds her plans upset by help from too many well-meaning friends.

When he teaches his grandchildren some tricks for Halloween, Grandpa Witch''s problems with his magic begin to multiply.

Duck discovers how exhausting baby-sitting Pinky Pig can be.

A truck driver on an overnight drive observes the shifting scenes and moods of a night filled with activity.

Pig''s new hat is the cause of much admiration and excitement during an outing in the park.

In this takeoff on the traditional Mother Goose rhyme, a cat and mouse play around an animated clock face.

In this takeoff on the well-known rhyme, Mother Hubbard goes to extraordinary lengths to make her dog happy.

A traditional nursery rhyme is expanded to include a tuba-playing cat, a singing rug, a flying whale, and a horse who eats pickles.

Mother Goose plans a party for all her nursery rhyme friends but on her way home with the party things, she has a fall and becomes mixed-up.