Meredith Johnson

Suzu has asked for a white cat for her birthday. The day before her birthday she finds cats all over the house-most of them in very unusual colors. Now she has too many cats! Focusing on reading the names for colors and the numbers from one to ten, this Level K book is designed for the child who is just being introduced to reading.

Explains what sharing means and provides examples of different ways that two people can share what they both want, such as taking turns, dividing things, or playing together. Includes information and extension activities for parents or teachers.

A boy who loves to play baseball is disappointed to get sick and miss the first game of the season, but his friends on the team do their best to keep him filled in.

A father and daughter spend the day a the museum. Told in rhyme. Text on one page is meant to be read by a parent/adult while text on a facing page is simple enough to be read by a child just learning to read.

Talks about picking up after yourself, putting things back where they belong, and asking permission to use other people's things.

JoJo suffers the trials of having a younger sister, the irrepressible Winnie.

Teaches young children basic skills for staying safe in daily situations and preparing for emergencies. Includes a special section for adults.

Mrs. Carson's class is having a talent show, but Keesha, one of the students, is worried about performing in public.

Mike has a reputation for not being able to keep a secret and he worries that he may reveal things that his classmates do not want known--from a surprise party for one of the teachers to a snake in a friend's desk.

Daniel liked preschool just fine, but he is not so sure he wants to go to kindergarten.