Most Popular Books by Rebecca Rissman

This book introduces readers to what it means to celebrate Earth Day, and shows them why this iday is special.

Children will love looking at the photographs and learning new words in this simple label book.

"Readers follow a dog on his wild day through town in the first half of the text. To read about the owner''s perspective of the same day, flip the book over and start reading from the back"--

"To-do list: finish book report, write in journal"--Cover.

With vivid photographs and simple text, books in this series introduce children to the concepts of currency, exchange, and global diversity. In this book, children learn the different ways people save money, as well as how money is used in trade around the world.

"With vivid photographs and simple text, bookd in this series introduce children to the concepts of currency, exchange, and global diversity. In ''What Is Money?'', children learn about what money is, how it is used, and why it is important"--Cover, p. 4.

Explore the behaviors and environments of flying animals.

This book introduces readers to what it means to celebrate Veterans Day, and shows them why this holiday is so special.

Simple text and color photographs introduce the weather, sights, and activities associated with spring.

Introduces children to decision making and shows the consequences of both good decisions and bad decisions.

Teaches about the color with photographs of everyday objects that are blue, including flowers, cars, and fish.

Let''s search for creepy critters. Look under that plant. What''s that crawling by? It''s a little ant! This book uses simple rhymes and engaging images to teach readers about ants.

Two stories bound back to back and inverted.

Introduces the color orange by challenging readers to find as many examples as they can during a typical day.

Explore the behaviors and environments of mountain animals.

Explores how people read, including the different ways, places and reasons for reading.

Uses photographs of everyday objects, including a butterfly and a brick wall, to teach readers to spot patterns.

Books in this series introduce children to the notion that all people are different and all people are special. The simple text explains common activities while the clear images can stimulate thought and discussion about mental and physical differences. In We All Learn, readers explore the different ways and places that people learn.