Best Selling Books by Rick Walton

A collection of jokes and riddles for every aspect of summer, from the beach to camp to the baseball diamond.

The little white dog named Coconut brings puzzles, brain teasers, crosswords, mazes, word searches and riddles.

A hungry bullfrog hops a stagecoach to Ravenous Gulch where it tries to get something to eat, in this tale where each page must be turned to complete the sentence.

Features a collection of jokes about school with each page devoted to a different theme.

Tells the story of a bullfrog in the Old West who loses his hop, while teaching kids about compound words. Includes learning activities.

A fox chases a mouse through the different parts of a farm, in a book that highlights the usage of prepositions.

"Yesterday when I washed my hair, / Bees attacked from everywhere. / I told Mom. She said, ''You''re funny. / That''s what you get for washing with honey.''"Everybody jumps to conclusions, but the leaps of logic Rick Walton makes in That''s What You Get! are rarely made. This rollicking tale of consequences illustrates some of the silliest scenarios imaginable. Here is a colourful page-turner that will leave audiences of all ages begging for more.

While on his way to buy new socks to replace those he has been wearing for three months, a boy runs into a hungry alligator and finds that his old socks come in handy. Text highlights adverbs.

A boy''s simple hopes for a normal day turn into a series of wild adventures.

Rhyming text explores the many ways one can dance--like the leader of a marching band, like a crab on a sunny day, or like a tree as it waves in the breeze. Full-color illustrations.

When Mr. President becomes overwhelmed by the many pressures of his job, he puts on a silly disguise and returns to the place where things are just a little bit simpler: kindergarten; while there, Mr. President relearns important lessons about sharin

A collection of riddles about basketball, such as "What are a basketball player''s favorite flowers? Guard-enias".

A collection of riddles about the game of football, including "What do football kickers wear?" "Puntaloons".

Beautiful Games is about Big Relatable Stories, sport, genius and good practice. It''s a charged, urgent call to get us moving.

Test your wits at sleuthing against the 25 capers inside. Once you think you''ve cracked the case, flip to the back and check the answers.

Girls can go crazy for puzzles with this collection of tricky teasers, clever crosswords, silly riddles, and so much more! Puzzle Crazy will tickle girls? funny bones, while sharpening their logic and problem-solving skills.

A collection of jokes and riddles about sea creatures, including Why did the shark wear a tuxedo? He was dressed to kill.

Little Tracker® is a guide thru out the story....helping Zebra to follow his tracks back to where and how he lost his stripes.

One morning, a few days before Halloween, Mrs. McMurphy wakes up to find a large pumpkin by her front door. "My mouth is here. I speak to you. When my teeth are here, I''ll eat you!" it says with a mischievous grin. Unafraid, Mrs. McMurphy politely places the threatening squash outside. But day after day the pumpkin returns to make good on its promise!

Little Tracker goes in search of Giraffe, for her help.

10 Little Monsters, looking for fun, Take a trip to Oregon!10 Little Monsters, they can''t wait, Cause Monsters LOVE the Beaver Stat

What''s more fun than a clowder of cats, a rafter of turkeys, a swarm of bees, or a pack of dogs? Herd of Cows! Flock of Sheep!--the latest word play from the king of language arts picture books, Rick Walton. After bringing in his corn, potatoes, beans, and tomatoes before a rainstorm, Farmer Bob decides to settle down for a good night''s rest. While he snoozes away, the river rises high enough to set his bed afloat down the river.This sends his animals into a panic--a drove of pigs outlines a plan, a colony of beavers races to chew down trees, a school of fish tries to create a dam, and so forth, until finally Farmer Bob is rescued by a nest of snakes and a herd of horses. It''s a barnyard adventure that will leave bands of children begging for more.

European Regions is a comparative and historical reference handbook with accompanying CD-ROM, giving comprehensive coverage of territorial regions throughout the whole of Europe in the period 1870-2000. The work provides a systematic presentation of state formation and boundary-building, their territorial structure and political-administrative status of regions for each of the 23 countries covered. In addition, the CD-ROM contains a complete set of digital regional maps in GIS format for the single countries and Europe as a whole for various points in time (usually 10 year intervals).

Old Mother Rabbit''s twenty-six children, each named for a letter of the alphabet, are lovingly put to bed.

A collection of jokes alluding to fairy tales.

More than one hundred riddles about outer space, such as When astronauts get married, where do they go? On honeymoons. and When can''t you visit the moon? When the moon is full.

More jokes about names such as "What do you call a girl who babbles? Brooke."

A collection of jokes about chickens, e.g. What happened when the chicken ate cement? She laid a sidewalk.

A collection of riddles about pigs, such as "What constellation looks like a pig? The Pig Dipper."

Poor Cinderella! Sent to a place where no one even knows what "CTR" means, and forced to do awful chores! Her horrible cousins may try to stop her, but Cinderella has her eye on the ball-- the Royal Ball. With hard work and a few tricks she learned in Young Women''s class, she just might make ... but will the prince choose the right?

Rhyming text with puns on the sounds that different animals make offers advice on how to deal with each animal.

On Christmas Eve a fire at the school destroys most of the children''s gifts, but a book for young Harold is found among the ashes--singed but still readable.