John Hamberger Books

First dictionary
First dictionary

By Christopher G. Morris, Angela Adams, William Darrach Halsey, John Hamberger, Dora Leder

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An alphabetical list of 1500 common words with meanings, explanatory sentences, and illustrations for those words considered "conceptual."

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This is the day.
This is the day.

By John Hamberger

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One special February day all the forest animals go to the groundhog's burrow to see if he will come out.

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This Is the Day.
This Is the Day.

By John Hamberger

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A Sleepless Day
A Sleepless Day

By John Hamberger

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Sea Monsters of Long Ago
Birth of a pond
Birth of a pond

By John Hamberger

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Describes a man-made pond which gradually becomes part of nature as it begins to support plant and animal life.

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Birth of a pond
Birth of a pond

By John Hamberger

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Describes a man-made pond which gradually becomes part of nature as it begins to support plant and animal life.

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