Nancy Tafuri

Bird comes to feel less shy when Bunny helps her rebuild her ruined nest, showing her what a good friend can be.

A goose tries out a few odd places to make her nest before finally settling on an old straw hat.

Mama animals tell their little ones all the ways they are loved, forever and always.

A child counts the days to Christmas, from one to twenty-five, preparing a surprise for the woodland animals as she waits. Includes recipe and craft instructions.

A variety of babies are featured such as: agama lizard, arctic tern, pickerel frog, brown trout, common yellowthroat, and human; all asking the question, "How am I special?" Deep in a tree trunk by a woodland grove, a fox kit asks, 'How am I special?' And her Mama and Papa reply, 'Dear little one, with your glossy red coat and swift running body, you are so special - and we will love you forever and ever and ever.' With lyrical text and lush watercolors,...

Bird cannot find Bunny during a game of hide-and-seek and worries that Bunny has run away.

Contrasts the world as viewed in sunlight with the quiet night world in moonlight.

Various young woodland animals describe, in their own unique ways, what they love most about hugs from their fathers. Includes a list of creatures hidden in the pictures for readers to find.

Rhyming text provides a descriptive word for each month of the year and takes a country family through the changes and surprises of the year's cycle.

A mother duck leads her brood around the pond as she searches for one missing duckling.