Illustrations and easy-to-read, rhyming text show what makes spring special, from raindrops and robins to bluebells and butterflies.

Winter melts into spring with the sights and sounds of hopping and skipping, sowing and mowing, and blading and lemonading.

"Everyone knows fairies love spring flowers and summer sun, but is it the fairies who wake up the earth as the snow melts? Do they entice the trees to turn green and the flowers to grow? In this charming follow up to Where Do Fairies Go When It Snows, Liza Gardner Walsh, acclaimed author of the Fairy House Handbook and Fairy Garden Handbook, explores the matter in a children's picture book of rhyming questions. Combined with delightful illustrations...

"This illustrated tale follows the budding friendship between two girls who meet at their local farmers' market and reminds us that food is the great unifier of all humankind" --

This read-aloud board book for little ones follows a group of adorable woodland friends as they enjoy all the best things about spring.

Celebrate spring with flowering trees, hungry bears, butterflies, and buzzing bees.

What do you see as you take a spring stroll through the city?

Tactile bunny buttons help children count how many little rabbits are left as the story progresses. The simple rhythm and rhymes of this story along with the colorful, built-in bunny toys give a creative and engaging hands-on approach to counting.

Simple poetic language and close-up photographs invite readers to explore all the baby animals who are born during spring.

"Follow ten energetic kids as they dance, roll, play, slide, and read through one springy, singy day!"--Jacket flap.