(111)A large print/braille edition (2 volumes). Falling Up is every bit as wonderful as Silverstein's previous books, The Giving Tree, Where the Sidewalk Ends, and A Light in the Attic. Featuring his famous wordplay and a gallery of memorable characters, this zany, brainy two-volume set also includes Silverstein's famous illustrations (in printed format) and his poems in both large print and braille -all on the same page - and for the same price as the print book.
(7)"Touch the Sun" is a universally designed book with colorful raised images and combined text in print and Braille that explores the dynamic nature of our Sun. Topics include: size comparison between Earth and the Sun, the interior layers of the Sun, sunspots and their motion, views of the Sun in visible and ultraviolet light, solar eruptions as seen from space based observatories, massive solar storms, and the effect of space weather on Earth. According to the author, "This book is hot!".
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(12)A little cat tries to understand the depth of his mother's devotion. And over and over, his mother reassures him of the most important fact of life, her unconditional love.
(5)Describes the exchanges of animal, agricultural, and cultural products between the Old World and the New World during the five hundred years since Columbus's expeditions, assessing the damage and benefits to populations on both sides of the Atlantic.
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(3)A bunny looking for someone to snuggle against finds an old man who is happy to snuggle back.
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(1)When Mr. and Mrs. Whittaker decide to take a seaside holiday, Georgie decides to come along. But when they arrive at the vaction cottage, they realize they are not alone. In this book we meet The Noisy Ghost who is noisy indeed and we see how Georgie helps him feel useful.
Honesty (What is it?) Values to Live By (1)Examples from daily life characterize honesty.
