David Martin (1) (1944–)

A Grandma Cat bakes an apple pie and shares it with her family, but there's one piece left! Along comes the mouse and ant families to help. I'm totally in love with all of Valeri Gorbachev's art, and this is no exception. A simple story well told.

Sweet book where each animal shows off their dance moves, while the next applauds them but is confident in their own unique way of moving and grooving. A great one for encouraging readers to move along.

I greatly enjoyed the book Peep and Ducky Rainy Day by David Martin. The characters are humanized ducks, but are very relate able to young children and are easy to connect with. The plot is a little fast paced but all in all is organized.The illustrations put this book over the top as they fit the text perfectly. The big idea of the book is that it is okay to disagree with your friend, as long as the two of you talk it out.

This gorgeous and delightful children's book is part of the Dolly Parton's Imagination Library program.

It's simple, charming rhyme follows some American Black bears through the four seasons in a way even small children can understand. Perfect for parents to read to their small children; it is oversize, glossy and has beautiful full page illustrations.

At the end of the book there is a section with facts about the bears for parents to share with the child. And best of all, there is a list of show more suggested activities for parents and children based on the book. show less