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Roll Over!: A Counting Song

Merle Peek

Board book (HMH Books for Young Readers, Aug. 23, 1999)

"Illustrated editions of single songs provide toddlers with a delightful introduction to books. The artist features soft blues, candlelight golds, and shadowed browns to create a nighttime mood in which a young child shares his bed with 9 friendly animals. Beginning with the number 10, one after the other tumbles to the floor as the counting rhyme works backward until the child is "alone at last". . . Peek's colors and spacing are nicely rendered. Music is appended." - ALA Booklist

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Roll Over!: A Counting Song

Merle Peek

Paperback (Clarion Books, April 22, 1991)

Ten sleepy animals fall, one by one, out of a little boy's overcrowded bed in this picture book version of a favorite counting song.

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Mary Wore Her Red Dress And Henry Wore His Green Sneakers

Merle Peek

School & Library Binding (Turtleback Books, March 21, 1988)

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Each of Katy Bear's animal friends wears a different color of clothing to her birthday party.

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Mary Wore Her Red Dress, and Henry Worehis Green Sneakers

Merle Peek

Library Binding (Perfection Learning, March 21, 1988)

On Katy's birthday, all of her animal friends come to the party dressed in clothes of different colors. "A clever extension of a classic American folk song that will be a boon to youngsters' language development." -- School Library Journal

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Roll Over! a Counting Song

Merle Peek, (Ill ) Merle Peek

Library Binding (Perfection Learning, April 22, 1991)

Ten sleepy animals fall, one by one, out of a little boy's overcrowded bed in this picture book version of a favorite counting song. "A pleasant way to count backwards; good for young groups and for singing at bedtime."-- School Library Journal

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Dense Vuelta / Roll Over

Merle Peek

Board book (Harcourt Childrens Books, Jan. 21, 2008)

Before going to sleep, a little boy keeps rolling over and as he does the ten sleepy animals that are crowded into the bed with him fall out one after the other.