Thompson, Carol

Mr. Wiggle the inchworm explains the difference between fiction and nonfiction books and describes their sections in the library.

Mr. Wiggle describes, in rhyming text and illustrations, his first visit to the library and how he learns about the way it is organized and how to look for what he wants to find.

Mr. Wiggle describes, in rhyming text and illustrations, the library's reference section and explores dictionaries, thesauri, almanacs, encyclopedias, and atlases to find out what each one is about and how they can help him when he's looking for answers.

An illustrated anthology of poetry for young children, divided into the four sections of counting, chanting, action, and finger rhymes.

Fifty clever cracks under such titles as Sports Sillies, Luncheon Laughs, and Arithma-tricks.

Clocks show the time as a bear child goes through the day from getting up, to school, and finally to bed.

Surveys the history and culture of the Asante Kingdom in West Africa, from its founding in the late seventeenth century to its clashes with the British and eventual decline in the nineteenth century.

Hidden letters can be spotted in this alphabet book.

A young pig's bedroom is a place in which to play, dress, and sleep.

The twins investigate a monster associated with a volcano.