In the mid 1800s, Sara Coleridge wrote a beautiful poem relating the months of the year to their weather. Adapted, updated and combined with spectacular images, Paint the Sky - A Year of Weather, helps children develop an appreciation for, and understanding of, the magnificence of this world.

What child doesn't spend time thinking about growing up? This beautiful book gives children a chance to think beyond themselves about what other animals, and even plants, look like all grown up. Inspire children to wonder and appreciate this magnificent world in which we live!

Big ears; little ears; fuzzy ears; droopy ears - ears come in a wide array of shapes and sizes and serve a variety of functions in the animal world. This book features spectacular photographs and questions to prompt children to consider why the world exhibits such variation among animals.

Big eyes; no eyes; screwy eyes; sweet eyes - eyes come in a wide array of shapes and sizes and serve a variety of functions in the animal world. This book features spectacular photographs and questions to prompt children to consider why the world exhibits such variation among animals.

Big mouth; small mouth; sharp teeth; all over the place teeth; a mouth and teeth come in a wide array of shapes and sizes and serve a variety of functions in the animal world (even the plant world takes part). This book features spectacular photographs and questions to prompt children to consider why the world exhibits such variation among animals.

Long noses; short noses; sharp noses; colorful noses - noses come in a wide array of shapes and sizes and serve a variety of functions in the animal world. This book features spectacular photographs and questions to prompt children to consider why the world exhibits such variation among animals.

Big tails; small tails; flat tails; pretty tails - tails come in a wide array of shapes and sizes and serve a variety of functions in the animal world. This book features spectacular photographs and questions to prompt children to consider why the world exhibits such variation among animals.

Galloping; diving; slithering; strolling - animals move from one place to another in a variety of creative ways. This book features spectacular photographs and questions to prompt children to consider why the world exhibits such variation among animals.