Hilda Hens Happy Birthday

Wormell, Mary

Penguin Putnam~trade

Hilda Hens Search

Hilda Hen seeks a cozy place for her eggs, learning that seemingly perfect spots like a bicycle basket are not as safe as they appear.

Hilda Hen's Search

Children's Books

Harcourt Childrens Books

Hilda Hen's Happy Birthday

It is a beautiful sunny morning, and Hilda wonders if anyone has remembered it is her birthday. As she tours the farmyard, shes delighted to discover lots of birthday gifts-oats, apples, even a dust bath! But do her farmyard friends really know that its Hildas special day? Wormells masterful linocuts have a timeless air, and the bold lines and sunny colors radiate good cheer.-Publishers Weekly

Literature & Fiction

Hilda Hen finds birthday presents even in places her farm friends didn't intend.

Voyager Books

Hilda Hen's Scary Night

As she makes her way back to the henhouse late at night, Hilda Hen encounters strange, mysterious shapes lurking in the shadows, and she learns that things look much different at night than they do in daylight.

Night has fallen and Hilda is late getting back to the henhouse. On her way she sees strange, mysterious shapes-a snake, a monster-lurking in the shadows. What are these creatures? Where do they go during the day? Children will soon identify the troublesome shapes as everyday objects found in the farmyard-things that can look a lot spookier at night. “The wonderful blend of folk-art illustrations and the simple but language-rich narrative makes the well-designed picture book popular fare for story times.”-Booklist

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Houghton, mifflin, harcourt

A simple barnyard tale for very young children. Bernard, a proud, speckled rooster, takes his job of waking everybody up very seriously. And he's usually happy. But today he's been cross with the dog, the chickens, the pony, and even Lucy, who brings him food every day. What could be the matter? It turns out to be wounded pride: there's a new rooster weather vane on the farmhouse, and it's higher off the ground than Bernard's usual crowing perch. With a little help from his friends, Bernard sets things straight for his morning "Cock-a-doodle-doo." Mary Wormell brings realistic childlike emotions to light in the simplest of words and through her bold and colorful linoleum-cut pictures.

Bernard The Angry Rooster

Animals

Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR)

When his mother repeatedly tells him not to bother the other animals on the farm, Barnaby the kitten always asks: "Why not?" By the illustrator of The Spotty Pig.

Why Not?

Farrar. Straus & Giroux

When his mother repeatedly tells him not to bother the other animals, Barnaby the kitten always asks:  "Why not?"

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Hilda Hens Happy Birthday

Hilda Hens Search

Hilda Hen's Search

Hilda Hen's Happy Birthday

Hilda Hen's Happy Birthday

Hilda Hen's Scary Night

Hilda Hen's Scary Night

Bernard The Angry Rooster

Why Not?

Why Not?