growth

A young bear who is frustrated by how small he is realizes that he has been growing a little bit at a time all along.

Ten successive Christmases in a clearing in the forest witness the simultaneous growth of a tiny fir tree and a family.

Minikin, the smallest lamb in his flock, tries desperately to grow bigger so that he can be like all his friends.

Throughout the year, a little bear struggles to learn the things his mother teaches, but she reassures him of her love no matter what he does.

The life of an apple tree, planted by Alfred's mother when he was a baby, parallels Alfred's life as he and his children and grandchildren grow older together.

Full-color photographs and simple text introduce young readers to how living things grow and change.

Simple text and photographs describe the accomplishments of a child growing from a baby to a toddler and finally to a young child.

Buster the firefly is sad that his tail does not light up yet, but when his brothers and sisters are caught by a neighborhood boy, he learns that he has an advantage.

Frustrated when his parents tell him he is too little for some things and too big for others, Olie decides to use the shrink and grow-a-lator.