Two words together

By W. E. C. Gillham, Gillham Bill.

Two words together

By Gillham Bill.

My brother Barry

By W. E. C. Gillham, Gillham Bill.

A series of deliberately set fires near James's farm endangers his friendship with a gypsy boy and creates a moral dilemma concerning his mentally handicapped older brother.

Teaching a child to read

By Gillham Bill.

Child psychology

By W. E. C. Gillham, Gillham Bill.

What happens next?

By Gillham Bill.

Pairs of photographs present questions and answers which explore some causes and effects in a child's world. Example: "Down comes the rain...what happens next? Splashing in puddles!"

What's the difference?

By Gillham Bill.

Paired photographs provide the opportunity to distinguish between the differences in pictures that are similar but not the same.

Where does it go?

By Gillham Bill.

Paired photographs present problems and solutions which deal with where things belong.

Can you see it?

By Gillham Bill.

Photographs and brief text introduce an object that the reader must find in an adjoining photograph.

And so can I!

By Gillham Bill.

Children compare their accomplishments with those of young animals--jumping, swimming, licking--but none of those animals can read a book!