Books with author Ann Morris

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One day Mommy and Mikel went for a walk. Mikel watched and was curious about everything. When he spotted a mystery animal, he and Mommy went to the library to learn what it was. This is a story of young discovery, hands-on parenting and learning.

Three-year-old Amy is off on an adventure-a sleepover at her aunt and uncle's house! Jump into this bilingual book and join Amy on her most exciting day, all while learning another language! When you finish reading, you will no doubt want to do it again!

A Shoshone grandmother relates family and cultural history to her granddaughter as they share their daily tasks on the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming, and shares a recipe, craft, and activities.

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Auntie and her niece, Erin, both love flowers. Auntie is proud of her flower garden, and Erin likes to be with her among the flowers. One day Erin finds a funny kind of “worm” in the garden and calls Auntie over to see it. While learning about what this "worm" was, Erin learns a valuable lesson in nature.

A full-color photograph-and-vocabulary essay for beginning readers focuses on the activities that take place on Grandpa's goat farm, from raising the hay, to machine-milking the goats, to marketing the cheese.

An Hispanic grandmother relates family and cultural history to her granddaughter in her San Francisco, California, apartment as she tells of growing up in New Mexico.

A collection of colorful photographs capture the thrills and excitement of a group of young ballerinas as they prepare and perform their very first recital, pink tutus and all. Original.

A picture book provides a simple introduction to the things that often happen at a wedding.

Large type text under full color photos of people playing and listening to music, from school bands to parades to children in school.

Brett and his dad visit England in the United Kingdom. Brett observes many things new to him. His dad patiently explains why different things work where they are and that Brett should not be alarmed. Brett learns that different does not mean wrong and enjoys his experience, including a visit to a castle.