Moss, Miriam

William is the only one is his class who doesn't have a loose tooth story, until finally he loses his first tooth and when he goes to get it from the teacher, it's not there.

A lyrical description of the ancient baobab tree and how it provides shelter and nourishment to wildlife of the African plain.

Discusses eggs, their sources, their uses for food and fun, and presents recipes and activities with eggs.

A lyrical introduction to the wildlife that thrives on Mount Kilimanjaro in East Africa, presented in simple text with illustrations.

Tracy and her grandfather embark upon a journey to explore all the different colors of the world and see green chameleons, red berries, and blue balloons and watch as new colors are made by mixing other colors.

Discusses the first settlements of the American West, the development of extensive pioneering, mining, and the cattle trade, aspects of pioneer life, and the effects of this new civilization on the West. Includes directions for making an Indian headdress and tent.

Defines street fashion and explains how it develops and varies from country to country.

Gives a glimpse into the creative world of the fashion designer, showing how new styles are conceived, produced, and marketed.