Hines, Anna Grossnickle

Last Halloween was a scary experience because of walking pumpkins, haunting ghosts, flying witches, and other disturbing sights, but this Halloween will be different.

A little girl is eager to share the delights of the meadow with her family, but everyone is too busy until Granny suggests a picnic.

A young girl asks about all the wild creatures that can be found in her older friend's garden, from rabbits and woodchucks to butterflies and bees--and one very exuberant child.

Poems about the four seasons, as reflected in the natural world, are accompanied by photographs of quilts made by the author.

William does not join the other children in playing games on the playground because he is waiting for his turn to ring the bell at the end of recess.

A collection of poems that explores different forms of peace, illustrated with handmade quilts.

A child learns to count with the help of a classic nursery rhyme.

Unhappy to be the only one in his house without Christmas secrets, Joshua is relieved when Grandma comes and helps him have some secrets of his own.

Molly is making a dandelion wish when she decides that the moon will make a wish with her, and as a result the wishes of all her family members come true.

Spending the night at Grandma's house, Lassen and her cousins have fun but discover that there are limits to Grandma's patience.