Introduces beginning readers to homophones through fun wordplay and easy-to-read verse, featuring a lively cast of curious zoo animals and hosted by Aunt Ant.

When Flash arrives on the beach by spaceship, he quizzes Jack about why some names on the sea are the same as on land, such as a school of fish and a school in town, or a cow in the sea and a cow in a field. Includes 'wacky fish facts.'

Two siblings leave the house one afternoon and see the world in unusual ways in this showcase of the author's work that combines stunning photographs of miniature scenes with dark wit and clever turns of phrase. 15,000 first printing.

This award-winning finalist--Education PreK-12, USABookNews--highlights a boy's afternoon quest for homonyms. With his mother's help, Buz becomes a pro at recognizing these tricky, “pair words.' It begins as a backyard adventure that showcases the eager-to-learn spirit of a young boy and the patience of a mother. It's a rhythmic story of discovery that keeps Buz guessing, while a vigilant Mom guides his learning, pointing out homonyms all around him. Simultaneous.