Best Selling Books by Nadine Bernard Westcott

The old jump rope/nonsense rhyme features an ailing young Tiny Tim.

I know an old lady who swallowed a fly, I don''t know why she swallowed a fly, Perhaps she''ll die. So begins this well-loved, classic song. Now published for the first time in board book form with all new illustrations, this book is sure to delight a whole new audience: babies and toddlers.

Rhyming text explains how to make a peanut- butter-and-jelly sandwich, including instructions for accompanying hand and foot motions.

Farm animals are popping up for Thanksgiving in this delightful holiday book that depicts a fun turkey tale. Full color.

Pop over to the zoo -- the animals are making something special just for you! Happy Valentine''s Day!

Santa gets ready for Christmas in this energetic pop-up. Each page pops with excitement, showing every humorous detail of Santa getting ready for his big trip. Full color.

Where did the Easter Bunny hide the eggs? Easter surprises are popping up all over!

A sturdy case holds three bestselling sing-along board books and a cassette tape with all three songs. 11 spreads. Consumable.

A mayor gets his town''s residents to grow large vegetables.

Mrs. McNosh in a funny story about her huge squash.

Le maire de Poipassé organise un concours qui accorde une prime aux plus beaux légumes et fruits du potager. Les villageois se donnent beaucoup de mal et rêvent de la récompense promise. En effet, le village est proclamé vainqueur. L''argent, selon la décision du maire, est tellement partagé que chacun reçoit une somme dérisoire. Pour se consoler du geste malicieux de leur maire, les paysans organisent un pique-nique qui comblent, sinon leur porte-monnaie, au moins leur appétit. Thème original traîté avec humour. Illustrations cocasses.

A collection of poems about surviving daily life presented from a child''s point of view.

As Liza instructs Henry how to fix a hole in the bucket, Henry gives her all the reasons why he can''t.

A boy''s preparations for bed include taking a bath, brushing his teeth, and hearing a story, but after being tucked in there is still one thing he needs.

The well-known events begun at Jack''s house in this cumulative rhyme are highlighted by flaps and tabs which add motion and surprises.