West Routt Library District

Simon the cat is so old that most of his parts have stopped working, but just when he is ready to breathe his last breath, his family brings home a new kitten for him to raise.

Counts things associated with a harvest feast in colonial Plymouth Colony, including pilgrims, Wampanoags, nuts, squash, and, of course, turkeys.

An old nursery counting poem introduces animals and their young and the numbers one through ten. From the mother turtle and her single baby, to the ten little fireflies, each creature does what they are expected to do.

Lift-the-flap illustrations showing children having fun with their grandmothers reveal the terrific things grandmothers can do.

Presents a children's boardbook for early readers that describes the various sounds that animals make.

It's Passover, and family and friends are coming over to celebrate. Young readers can lift the flaps and join the fun as the family in this lively story asks the Four Questions, samples the foods on the Seder plate, hunts for the Afikomen, and more. A great way to introduce the history and traditions of this important Jewish holiday to the very young.

African American children celebrate Kwanzaa.

Describes the celebration of Chinese New Year from a young child's point of view. Includes directions for making a dragon puppet.