Stephen Krensky

"A young boy gets a new baby sister and must learn how to adjust" --

Describes the nature of books in the world before the development of the printing press and the subsequent effect of that invention on civilization.

Depicts traditional lifestyles in five different tribes of North American Indians through vignettes set in a time almost two hundred years ago, when they still had much of the continent to themselves.

Did a comet kill off the dinosaurs, or are they masters of disguise, hiding in plain sight all along?

Using a balloon to float in the air, Winnie-the-Pooh pretends he is a cloud so that he can reach the bees' honey.

A young Abe Lincoln stumbles across a pig in trouble and decides he must help, even though it will mean arriving late and muddy for the important speech he is scheduled to make.

Curious George did not mean to spill a full glass of juice on the new rug. What can a creative monkey do to clean it up?

""I kept snacks to myself. Now I give some away. Once I hogged the whole swing. Now I let others play." This fifth book in the Empowerment Series celebrates learning how to share. With relevant and charming specifics, Stephen Krensky and Sara Gillingham address the joy we feel from giving back. Young children and their parents will revel in the encouraging text and retro-fresh illustrations"--Publisher's description.