Nancy Carol Willis Libri

This educational tale of the migration, mating, and nesting habits of a pair of robins as they raise and care for their young will delight parents, teachers, and children. Beginning with the welcome return of the robins in early spring, simple language and beautifully detailed colored-pencil illustrations reveal exactly what is happening in those nearby but hidden nests. Included are kid-pleasing details, such as the fact that a newly hatched robin equals the weight of one nickel, and that each robin can eat up to 14 feet of earthworms a day! A glossary, breeding-season time line, and tips on helping injured or orphaned baby songbirds make this book as practical as it is charming.

Mother raccoon shows how she cares for her newborn cubs, Rusty, Rudy, and Spice, as they climb trees, find food, and survive predators.

Exploring the concept of personal faith, this book invites readers to reflect on their own faith narratives and the origins of their beliefs. It delves into the significance of understanding and nurturing one's faith journey, offering insights on how to articulate and share these experiences with others. Through thoughtful questions, it encourages a deeper connection to faith and provides guidance on fostering spiritual growth.