New Releases by Ann Herbert Scott

Kenny longs to ride a horse like his father and the other cowboys, and finally his sympathetic mother teaches him.

An "old buckaroo" tells how he became a cowboy, what the work was like in the past, and how this life has changed.

Spider is proud to win the spelling test but is frightened at the prospect of having to get up on stage. With advice from his family, Spider is able to overcome his fears. This book provides a portrayal of contemporary Shoshone reservation life

A small Eskimo boy discovers that Mother's lap is a very special place with room for everyone.

While waiting in line with her mother at the post office, Margarita greets the patrons who come in carrying different types of mail.

Michaël, sa poupée, son bateau, le bébé aiment plus que tout se blottir contre maman, sous la couverture d'élan, et en avant, en arrière, en avant, en arrière... Ils se balancent.

A small Eskimo boy discovers that Mother's lap is a very special place with room for everyone.

While a cowboy and his son check the cattle, they count the things that they see.

Together Grandmother and Katie look through a family album and find all the little girls who have sat in Katie's black-and-gold chair.

Finding a page from a Dick and Jane reader Jeremy Rabbit reads it to his family. They find reading a useless talent until he finds another page giving directions for decorating a Christmas tree. Remembering the first page, they look up and see the Christmas star adorning their tree and recognize the value of reading.