William Jay Smith

A collection of poems grouped in such categories as "Birds, Beasts, and Flowers," "The Sea," and "The Moon and the Sun."

When their ship is blown out from under them, a band of pirates temporarily settles down in town.

Provides examples of opposites in brief stories, verses, and labeled illustrations.

A collection of poetry on a variety of subjects and in a variety of forms from simple rhymes to complex stanzaic patterns.

Ten animal poems include "The Owl," "The Panda," and "Molly Mock Turtle."

A close friend of Tennessee Williams during his early years as a writer gives an account of the literary great's early career, critiques his work, and reflects on the later, more successful time of Williams' life.

A young boy and his dog observe and try on a variety of hats throughout history.

The author's phone is rung constantly by animals calling about their problems.