Best Selling Books by Anna Grossnickle Hines

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.

Not only does Corey''s father make the best spaghetti, but he also dresses up as Bathman and acts like a silly dog with pajama legs for ears.

A child and his dog climb under the covers with Mommy and Daddy when the thunder begins to boom outside.

Four animal friends notice that the size of distant objects seems to change depending on the location and movement of the viewer.

Young readers can play along with a little mouse who puts herself into everyone else''s shoes in this interactive pop-up book that includes five gatefolds. Full-color illustrations.

The sunshine provides opportunities to feel its glow, make a shadow, and spray a rainbow.

This work encourages imaginative and independent play inspiring toddlers not only to love trucks, but to become them, too. A young boy imagines himself to be different types of trucks as he plays in the sand.

A boy tells his baby sister all the things he will show her as she grows, from snow and bouncing high to making faces and blowing out candles.

The wind provides the opportunity to feel it blow, hear it sing, and sail a kite.

Beth still remembers the daddy who went away, although her younger sibling does not, but both of them accept Gary and call him Papa.

Snow provides the opportunity to catch a snowflake, stamp a trail, or swoosh an angel.

The rain provides opportunities to feel it fall, hear it patter, and mix a mud pie.

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 child is delighted to walk in the rain, feeling and tasting the raindrops, despite the mother''s initial objections.

When Grandpa dies, Holly and Glen remember the special times they had together, gardening, reading, and learning about butterflies.

Taking inspiration from the magic that is winter, spring, summer, and fall, and stitching together varied forms of poetry (including haiku), the poet presents her vision of nature''s year-round drama. Full-color photos of quilts made by the author. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

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.

Sudden rain almost spoils a wonderful picnic that Buddy and his mother have prepared.

One night, for the first time, Josie has to cross the dark bedroom to go to the bathroom all by herself.