Fred Ehrlich

Does a hippo say "ahh"? Does a tiger open wide? Do you? Early Experiences books help teach children about important moments in their young life. Using a fresh and funny question-and-answer format comparing people to animals, the author (a pediatrician and child psychiatrist) and illustrator share information on childhood events that may seem scary, but won't hurt a bit.

Does a Hippo Say Ahh?

Harriet Ziefert

Todd McKie

Clever, short rhymes point out traits that characterize different animals, such as an owl's keen eyesight or the beauty of a butterfly's wings.

And So is this Book!

A Bunny is Funny

Fun to read! Easy to understand! It's the how-come/how-to of housing!

You Can't Build a House If You're a Hippo!

Shows how only some animals get haircuts and explains why it does not hurt for a child to have his hair cut.

Does a Yak Get a Haircut?

Although animals do not brush their teeth, children are told how and why they should.

Does a Lion Brush?

Amanda Haley

"This entry in the You Can't ... series explores the science, physiology, symptoms, treatments, and main causes of common ailments. Colds, bellyaches, diarrhea, earaches, flu, skin conditions, allergies, germs, viruses are featured. Humorous poems appear throughout, and the book is topped off with a page of simple activities and kick-starting questions that expand the child's understanding of the subject matter."--

A Book About What Makes You Sick

You Can't Take Your Body to a Car Mechanic!

Shows why animals such as chimpanzees do not join children in going to school.

Fred Ehrlich

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