A vividly illustrated counting book places the traditional rhyme in an African setting depicting animals and their babies eating, swimming, and sleeping as young readers count from one to ten.

While visiting his grandfather, who has a wonderful garden, Oliver learns to eat vegetables other than potatoes

Remembering his experiences helping Grandpa pick fruit in the country, Oliver insists that only fresh fruit grace his dinner table, although he refuses to eat it until a funny thing happens. By the author of Oliver's Vegetables.

Text and illustrations with movable flaps follow Mother Bird as she searches for breakfast for her young, encountering other animals on the way

As Ben helps his grandmother bake a batch of honey cookies, he learns a valuable lesson about the natural world, discovering that cows make milk, bees make honey, cinnamon comes from the bark of trees, and so on for all the ingredients in the cookies.

The curious big white cat wakes up to start his day of fun and exploration and finds himself among the cabbages, pea pods, and friendly farm animals, in a simple alliterative storybook with vibrant illustrations and full-page foldouts.