Sylvie Kantorovitz

Jacob learns that adults can be scared, too, when his new sibling is born prematurely. While Jacob has his grandma and his faithful teddy bear, Bob, with him at home while his parents are at the hospital, he still feels alone. The book portrays the range of emotions older siblings often have about a new baby, including fear, anger, and resentment, along with the added challenges of the preemie's health concerns and parents' frequent absences.

A turkey gets loose in an apartment house and creates havoc.

"Presents an illustrated look at the life of illustrator, Sylvie Kantorovitz."--

"Pocketville is a small town, set in its ways, and the arrival of a stranger causes a stir. Monti the mole is stunned one morning to find Leo the lizard hogging his special reading rock. When Monti visits the bakery and the library, he learns that the last cinnamon roll has been purchased, and the book he was waiting for has been checked out. What's a fastidious mole to do? When Monti confronts Leo, the newcomer turns out to be agreeable in the extreme,...

Little Witch tries to be nice to her guest Cousin Bossy, but everything she does is wrong because witches are supposed to be bad and mean.

A retelling of the traditional tale in which five silly fishermen, unable to count properly, are convinced that one of their group has drowned.

Trying to avoid bedtime, Lucy uses her imagination and some crayons to draw a monster to play with.

The other animals are concerned when Armadillo disappears into his house every time it rains, until they discover just how dry and cosy he is there.

Uses a story about a young boy who is getting a fish bowl ready for his new pet to introduce various units of liquid measure.