Best Selling Books by Barbara Shook Hazen

To Be Me is a reinforced, library bound book in The Child''s World series Understanding Myself Picture Books.

"I want that toad,"John says, me too. Two best friends love to share everything -- their toys, bikes, even candy bars. Until one day a little toad hops into their lives and they discover that not everything can be shared. Young children are sure to relate to this humerous and satisfying look at friendship and sharing. I want that toad.John says, me too.Two best friends love to share everything--their toys, bikes, even candy bars. Until one day a little toad hops into their lives and they discover that not everything can be shared. Young children are sure to relate to this humerous and satisfying look at friendship and sharing.

Describes, in rhymed text and illustrations, the different places in which various animals sleep.

Relates how Amelia Earhart built and rode her own roller coaster when she was a young girl.

In humorous verses, humanized animals deal with a variety of social situations--some beautifully, some rudely.

A little kitten is afraid of everything, even her shadow.

Text and pictures introduce mothers and babies from the animal kingdom. The cover has windows to a wheel which spins to reveal baby animanls and their names.

Three animal friends--a duck, a frog, and a bug--learn the value of teamwork as they contend with the wiles of a hungry snake.

Marvin, separated from his father on the elevator, finds friends and adventures on every floor.

A visit to Grandma''s place by two children is used to illustrate various prepositions.

An exploration in verse of what can be found inside such things as a hollow log, a rose, a speckled egg, and mound in the ground.

Gradually a young girl comes to terms with her grandfather''s death.