Alvin Tresselt

A young rabbit is born, grows up with his brothers and sisters,is caught by a farmer and kept in a pen by his little boy, and finally escapes to return to the free life of the other wild rabbits.

Describes the way a city wakes up from the first light in the sky and bird calls to the bustle of traffic as people hurry to work and children go to school.

Autumn brings the first frost, migrating geese, burning leaves, and a fine harvest.

The beavers dam a stream and create a pond which is valuable tomany creatures.

The magical miniature scene in a candy egg delights the several toys which take a peek inside, but only the little girl for whom the egg is an Easter gift can see the entire wonderous picture.

The rain came all day and made a puddle that grew to be a pond which spilled over into a lake that grew to be a river and finally joined the sea.

Suggests vivid intangible souvenirs one carries away from such places and experiences as a beach, a parade, the woods, a snow-covered hill, and a county fair.

A Chinese boy's greatest wish is to be an artist but he is too poor to buy a good brush until a wizard appears and gives him one with magic powers.

A little girl travels with the Nutcracker Prince to the Land of Cake and Candy.