Liesbet Slegers

A child points out the things he sees and does on a brisk fall day.

"I take a bath. I wash myself with my washcloth, and Mom washes my hair. I play some more, and then I wrap my soft, warm towel around me! Next, I put on my pajamas. I drink my bottle of milk and read my book. I go to sleep with my sweet teddy bear! A cheerful book full of recognizable illustrations of bathtime and bedtime rituals. For toddlers ages 12 months and up, with a focus on the child's daily life."--

"Hurrah! It's winter! I am all bundled up in lots of warm clothes so I can go outside to play in the snow!--From the publisher.

The reader is invited to find Andy's cat Sam in the pictures and to answer his other questions about items in the scene.

"The doctor knows a lot about the body. She knows about diseases and how to cure somebody. Wearing her doctor's coat and using her doctor's tools, she examines her patients"--Page [4] of cover.

When Katie doesn't feel well, her mother explains that she has a fever and takes Katie to see the doctor, with her favorite toy in tow--using simple language and vivid illustrations, this soothing tale is an ideal way to prepare children for their first visit to a medical practitioner.

Explores the cyclical nature of borrowing library books and emphasizes the many joys of reading as Kevin, a young boy, describes his experiences at the library.

At Christmastime, Kevin helps his mother decorate the tree, sets up the Nativity scene, sends Christmas cards, makes a present for his cousin Sally, sets the table, and welcomes the extended family to celebrate the holiday.

Describes a variety of everyday sounds heard by a toddler.