The night is like an animal

By Candace Whitman

A poetic description of nightfall.

Now It Is Morning

By Candace Whitman, George Whitman

Morning comes to the farm, the town, and the city, bringing different new-day noises, different ways of greeting the sun, and different things to do in beginning a brand-new day.

The night is like an animal

By Candace Whitman

Night Is Like an Animal

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Yellow and you

By Candace Whitman

Points out how the color yellow can be found all around us, in clothing, food, and lights in windows.

Bring on the blue

By Candace Whitman

Points out how the color blue can be found all around us, in the sky, the sea, flowers, and animals.

Ready for red

By Candace Whitman

Points out how the color red can be found all around us, in flowers, vegetables, birds, and autumn leaves.

Zoo-looking

By Mem Fox

While Flora visits the zoo with her father, not only does she look at the animals but some of them turn to look at her.

Sounds of a Summer Night

By May Garelick

Viajamos En Tren

By Candace Whitman