David L Harrison

"Legs, feet, arms, teeth, tongue, tummy . . . and long intestine too . . . all snap into action when a child decides she wants an apple"--

"'Rrrrh!' means 'Let's be friends' in tiger talk, but the other animals don't understand him and run away! Maybe the gentle 'rum-pum-pum' of the drum can help him find a friend"--

When Clifford is left behind when Emily Elizabeth and her family go away, he has trouble sleeping.

"When the sun goes down, many animals come out. Crickets chirp their crickety song hoping to attract a mate. Cougars bury their leftovers for later, leaving few clues for others to follow. Armadillos emerge from their dens to dig for worms, leaving holes in the lawns they disturb. This collection of poetry from acclaimed children's author and poet David L. Harrison explores the lives of animals who are awake after dark."--Amazon.com.

"Nonfiction about the life cycle of bullfrogs, including how males attract mates."--

When the turtle's pond is filled with dirt, he searches long and hard for a new home.

Presents a collection of short poems about the daily life of insect students and staff at Crawly School for Bugs.

A family of raccoons searches for the perfect home, only to find that what they had been looking for is right under their noses.