Most Popular Books by ELLEN WEISS

One after another the children become frightened as they hear strange noises coming from the attic and imagine there is a horrible monster in the castle.

Hitty, a wooden doll, travels with ten-year-old Annie and her father from New York City to California in 1849 to search for gold and start a new life.

Thirteen lift-the-flaps serve as an introduction to Bear and his brilliant series of books. Let Bear show you around his house, discover hidden things under the flaps, learn their names and have a lot of fun!

Using simple text and illustrations, describes how a seed grows into a dandelion.

New look for an old best-selling title! Let’s Go to the Zoo! teaches early-learning concepts in one of toddlers’ favorite places—the Little People zoo! Packed with flaps, Let’s Go to the Zoo! Brings learning to this favorite Little People location. Eddie, Sarah Lynn, and all their friends discover colors, animal sounds, counting, and more as they enjoy a trip to the town zoo. Based on the best-selling Fisher-Price Little People A-Z Learning Zoo playset, this book will be one kids will want to open again and again.

"Are you hungry? Discover yummy and colorful fruit with every turn of the page as we help your PBS KIDS friends make a yummy snack!"--Cover back.

Introduces the concepts of addition, subtraction, and number recognition using objects found in the backyard.

Children watch all kinds of activities in Busy Town.

Based on the award-winning preschool television series, Dittydoodle Works, rag-doll twins Loli and Sheira discover what being patient really means when Miss Molly helps them to grow an avocado tree from a seed in Growing Crazy. Award-winning childrens book author Ellen Weiss follows in the footsteps of the public-television series of the same name by teaching critical life lessons to preschoolers and promoting parent/child interaction. .

Using simple text and illustrations, describes how a bulb grows into a daffodil.

Four animal friends cool off - and have fun! - in the water hole. As you read these delightful rhymes, your child can follow along by moving the bead that matches the animal in each picture. Children learn important developmental skills as they read and play! Color recognition; Visual tracking; Fine motor skills; Eye-hand coordination; Object identification

This interactive book combines basic concepts of weather with the challenge of a puzzle to make learning fun. Illustrations.

Based on the lives of actual people, this novel tells the story of an average couple with roots in Midwest America. They meet when they are young, develop a strong attraction, but go their separate ways. They meet again in middle age, fall in love, marry and develop a successful business together, even though they have many obstacles to overcome. Unfortunately, they encounter difficulties that seem insurmountable and they separate. They meet again in old age and discover that the embers of their love are still alive and burst into a flame that is brighter than ever. Obstacles still exist. Will their hope and faith in each other be able to overcome as they near the end of their lives?

Using simple text and illustrations, describes how a kernel grows into a piece of corn.

Introduces a variety of the birds that are to be found in the cities, woodlands, mountains, and other parts of North America.

Christmas projects include directions for making cards, games, decorations, and things to eat.

Kermit and the rest of the muppets try to catch their runaway chickens. The reader participates in the story and controls the action by selecting specific pages to turn to.