Ellen Weiss

A board book.

Hitty, a wooden doll that travels from girl to girl, becomes the valued possession of an Italian girl who emigrates with her family to New York City in 1908.

Ringalina, the Telephone Fairy, reminds Willy and Lily about good telephone manners, including taking messages for their parents and not tying up the line for long periods of time.

With all the characters of Sesame Street wanting their broken things fixed, Luis, who runs the Fix-it Shop, doesn't have time to work on his broken clock.

A lift-the-flap story in which a trip to the zoo provides young visitors with the opportunity to learn about colors, sounds, and counting--as well as the animals.

Pepper and Jake, sister and brother shepherds, match wits with the giant, Urk, who regularly floods their valley with his dirty washwater.

Rhyming text follows a set of twins as they fight over two new toys, break one, and learn to share the other.

This adventure features a duck, oblivious to the dangers around him, whose day is filled with near-misses until he slips on a banana peel straight into his bed.

After having a fight, best friends Sonya and Anna decide it is more fun to play than to stay mad at each other.