Linda Hohag

A little girl fills her sound box with many words beginning with the letter "w".

Little Three is an energetic and friendly girl who counts all things in sets of three. Readers learn about the concept of the number three as Little Three counts some famous fairy-tale characters that come in threes, including the little pigs, bears, and blind mice. This updated favorite is as fresh and fun as ever! For over twenty years, millions of parents and teachers have relied on My First Steps to Math to help children learn the fundamental...

The months of the year, as well as several holidays, are reviewed as readers attempt to learn Word Bird's birthday. Catch everyone's favorite little bird with a colorful, modern look! These updated versions of Jane Belk Moncure's popular beginner books from the 1980s reflect current educational standards as well as social and cultural changes. The clear, clean typeface and dynamic illustrations encourage today's kids to try their wings in fun, learn-to-read...

Word Bird makes various objects while playing with basic shapes. Catch everyone's favorite little bird with a colorful, modern look! These updated versions of Jane Belk Moncure's popular beginner books from the 1980s reflect current educational standards as well as social and cultural changes. The clear, clean typeface and dynamic illustrations encourage today's kids to try their wings in fun, learn-to-read adventures, continuing the Word Bird tradition...

Little Six introduces the concept of "six" by interacting with six of a variety of things.

A boy named Little A put objects that begin with the letter A, such as arrows and alligators, into a box.

A boy named Little R puts animals that begin with the letter R, such as a raccoon, a rabbit, and a rat, into a box and takes them for a ride on a raft.

A boy named Little T puts objects that begin with the letter T, such as toys and turtles, into a box.

A young witch named Little W puts objects that begin with the letter W, such as her wand, some wiggly worms, and a weasel, into a box.

A boy named Little M puts objects that begin with the letter M, such as monkeys and mice, into a box.