Burlington Public Library

The children have a wonderful time wearing costumes and playing games at a Halloween party.

One by one the ants march to get to shelter from the rain, in this illustrated version of the classic children's song.

A bilingual poem which describes some of the sounds of nature in a desert.

This library book is very special. It's been hugged, lost, torn, chewed by a dog and soaked in the rain. It's been read in apartments and in tents, by children wearing costumes and pajamas, reading alone and with family. Each time it returns to the library it's a little more worn, but a lot more loved. For every rip, scribble or stain there's a child who has found adventure or escape, comfort or excitement in its pages. That's the magic of a library...

In this entertaining retelling of the traditional nursery song, the mouse is only one of many animals to climb the clock. Who slides up at three o'clock, and who will bounce up at ten? Look through the holes in each page to see which animal is next, and make up some of your own.

Rabbit's dancing saves his friends from becoming Fox's supper.