Best Selling Books by Cathryn Falwell

A collection of children's books on the subject of numbers and counting.

The African American family from Feast For 10 returns in this seasonal counting book

On a walk with Mommy, Nicky identifies the things he sees, and names the colors.

The arrival of a new baby is a cause for celebration, presenting opportunities to love, watch, touch, and care for the new family member.

Shapes! Circles Squares Triangles Semicircles Rectangles What can you do with them? Anything! Everything! The only limit is your imagination. Come on! Let's go on a shape caper!

Pond Babies is a book for very young children (2-5). It helps kids in their exploration of the natural world as they discover the creatures that live around the pond. Vibrant cut-paper collage in Cathryn Falwell's signature style, along with a humorous bit of self-discovery at the end, make this the perfect book to share with the very young. The simple, appealing story also makes it a great choice for early readers.

"On a rainy summer day, three children and their grandpa pick vegetables in his garden and then cook and share a delicious meal of his famous Rainbow Stew. Includes recipe"--

Maya's family is preparing for a new baby and she wants to help, so she draws on her interest in birds' nests to create a very special quilt. Includes information about quilt making and instructions for making a small quilt.

It's a peaceful day at the pond as ten timid turtles bask in the sun. But wait! A bullfrog leaps, a rabbit rustles, deer appear, a chickadee chirps, and ten nine eight seven six five four three two one by one the turtles dive into the water. Splash!

While their neighbors in the pond . . . leap! lurch! scamper! and splash! six silent turtles sit still as stones. Will the turtles ever move? Read this book and find out. What are you waiting for? Scoot!

Nicky experiences new sensations through his five senses when his loving father takes him out in his stroller.

Two brothers enjoy playing together using very little equipment.

Nicky and Grandpa play peekaboo to find his clothes and toys, the sandbox, and each other.

"Max wants some space for himself away from his younger brother who takes his things and makes noise, but eventually Max finds a way to make space for his brother too"--

Nicky appears and disappears in a playful fashion, hiding in such places as inside his shirt and within a pile of toys.

A child observes wild turkeys through the seasons. Includes facts about this classic American bird.

Using her magical spoon to make new words by changing letters around, Anna embarks on a series of adventures with a lost little boy.

A young dancer dances her way among geometric shapes.