noise

Rosa loves to read when everything is quiet.

The old woman who lives in a boot uses a magic potion to quiet the noisy children who live in a shoe.

Rhyming text describes animals making a variety of decidedly human-like noises, such as clapping, giggling, and snoring. Includes instructions for imitating the noises and actions described.

A noisy little boy discovers the pleasure of a quiet moment with his mother after his very noisy cousin pays a visit to their house.

Nicky the kitten can't sleep with the noises around the house, but the reader may lift flaps to discover just what's causing them.

Constantly hushed by all the older people around her, a little girl finally goes outside and lets loose with all the noises she knows.

In this poem an old tin can becomes an urban conch shell when, held against a child's ear, it reveals the sounds of a bustling city.

Rhyming text describes the many sounds of a typical day in the big city.

Melancholy because he and his children have lost their music in a world filled with nasty noise, Gustav Mole circles the globe and seeks to retrieve his music among a host of animals playing many different kinds of instruments.

Strange noises disturb Detective Whoo's sleep and send him out into the night in search of the source.