Dahlov Zorach Ipcar

Looking out her window on Christmas Eve, the author introduces the numbers from one to twelve as she spies several animals nestled in the boughs of an evergreen tree.

Captive in the castle of an evil king who decides to make her his wife, Nora turns for help to the young prince she has raised, who possesses developing magic powers.

Relates in rhyme the farmer's struggle against the odds from spring planting to fall harvest and Thanksgiving dinner.

In Bug City the bugs sleep in bedbugs, wear yellow jackets, eat French fried potato bugs, and otherwise help each other.

Two lambs stray from the flock and climb a rainbow into a wonderful land of giant flowers.

After a whirlwind trades his red animals and red barn roof for those of other colors, Mr. Red goes on a journey to set things straight.

Two girls, left on a farm for the summer with the caretakers, a surly and mercenary trio who are destroying the beauty of the farm, undertake a nighttime campaign of disasters to rid the farm of these caretakers.

Two line verses about many day and night birds, with color illustrations.

A small boy whose mother has made him a calico quilt covered with animals, trees, and flowers likes to be in bed and look at all the animals among the strange trees.

Briefly traces the evolution of the horse, and describes how it was tamed by man for hunting, warring, traveling, racing, and working.

An alphabet book which for each letter gives an animal, reasons for hating and loving him, his name, the place he comes from, what he lives on, and what his occupation is, all beginning with the same letter.

Long ago all animals were wild but man has tamed many which now work for him all over the world.

A boy in a Maine fishing village helps his father overhaul his gear, makes a trap and buoy of his own, sets out the traps, and hauls the traps.

A little tiger and a little leopard go hunting together, deciding that the leopard will catch things with spots and the tiger will catch things with stripes.

A deep sea farmer, a man with a fish's tail and a kind heart, runs an undersea farm where he raises and works with fish, and spends the rest of the time freeing fish caught in fishermen's nets and traps.

A boy who likes animals of all kinds says that when he grows up he will have a zoo or pet shop, or be a farmer of woodsman, and lists the animals he would have or see in each case.

A counting book which tells of the animals on Brown Cow Farm, from one brown horse in a box stall, through twenty puppies, to one hundred goslings swimming in the marshes.

A city family that wants to buy a farm visits ten different kinds of farms, including a chicken farm, a wheat farm, and a dairy farm, but buys a farm which has everything.