Seed to Flower

Reid, Barbara

HarperAudio

A cobbler's kindness to animals comes back to him when he attempts to outwit a witch and win a beautiful bride.

The Cobbler's Reward

Mikolaycak, Charles

Reid, Ewa

Children's Books

Atheneum

The Subway Mouse

The newest from Barbara Reid: the story of a young mouse living in the subway, who dreams of the magical world called Tunnel's End. Nib is a subway mouse. As a young mouse, he loved to hear the stories about Tunnel's End: a beautiful yet dangerous, roofless world. One day, Nib decides to set off, away from his dirty, crowded home, to find his dream. Along the way he meets a girl mouse named Lola, who joins him. Together, they navigate the long and dangerous tunnel, until, one night, when they have almost given up hope, they hear a small chirping sound. . . it is Tunnel's End, more beautiful than Nib ever dreamed.

Animals

Scholastic. Inc.

Read Me a Book

Scholastic, Canada

Sing a Song of Mother Goose

Fox Walked Alone

North Winds Press

See below for English description. Renard se joint ? la longue file des animaux qui vont par deux. Ils marchent, ils dorment, ils marchent encore, mais Renard est toujours seul. Un jour, les animaux s'arr?tent pr's d'un grand bateau de bois et Renard, combl? de bonheur, trouve enfin une amie. One morning Fox awakens sensing that something is different. He goes outside and sees a line of animals going by. Curious, he decides to tag along-not to join them, but just to watch from a distance. He is followed by a pair of ravens who comment on his strange behaviour. Along the way he meets bears, porcupines, tigers. . . and he sets free a couple of doves in a cage. The animals walk, sleep, and walk some more. Finally they come into sight of a big wooden ship-and there, outside, is a young lady fox. "You're the one I'm waiting for!" she exclaims, and they all tumble into the ark. Original title: Fox Walked Alone

O? Vas-Tu, Renard? (French Edition)

scholastic

Join Nib and his family in their home, which is in a busy subway station that they call sweetfall. Follow this family of mice on there daily adventures to find food and other strange things.

Best-selling author and illustrator Barbara Reid has created a colourful celebration of the pleasures of reading to babies and young children, anytime and anywhere. Warm and detailed plasticine illustrations of adults and children reading together join with bouncy, rhythmic verse to invite children and parents to share the joy of reading indoors and out, at any time of day! 
The perfect gift for new parents, Read Me a Book reminds us that reading to young children is key to the development of literacy and the enjoyment of learning  plus the simple text also makes it great for kids just learning to read back to their parents.

Zo? Et Le Soleil (French Edition)

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