Wendy Cheyette Lewison

Celebrates the origin, symbolism, and power of the banner that represents the United States of America.

A father describes for his son how each animal on the farm goes to sleep.

Simple rhyming text tells the story of a mouse in the house.

The Flower princesses hold a party to celebrate spring, but Princess Buttercup gets lost in the woods.

After a bee scares the cock-a-doodle-do out of him, Rooster anxiously searches the entire barnyard for it.

Clifford is anxious for his loose tooth to fall out because he is hoping for a treat from the Tooth Fairy.

A Clifford se le mueve un diente. Le gustaría que el ratoncito le trayera algo a cambio del diente. Piensa en hacer algo para que se le caiga pronto. Clifford is anxious for his loose tooth to fall out because he is hoping for a treat from the Tooth Fairy.

Easter Bunny is too sick to dye all the Easter eggs in time, so he creates a machine to help.

A kiss from his big sister gets a baby back to sleep after a fly wakes him up.

Rhyming text explores the number two, especially as it relates to twins, who are "just as two as two can be."