Books with author L. Kopper

In the third book about Daisy the bullterrier, Daisy teaches her puppies and the human baby how to open the mail, tend the garden, and fold the laundry, but Baby's mother has the last laugh when she cleans up the messy crew.

Daisy, the family's bull terrier, gives birth to a litter of pups and becomes busy trying to keep up with them during their active day, as she wakes them, takes them to eat, cleans them, and, finally, prepares them for their afternoon nap.

Baby tells Little Daisy what to do until Big Daisy comes along and doesn't listen to anybody, not even Mummy.

Baby doesn't like it when Daisy the dog copies everything she does; but when Daisy becomes a mother, Baby likes that a lot

When three bullterrier pups and the family's human baby get together for an afternoon of play, chaos erupts in the quiet home as they go about trying to play just the perfect game.

Baby doesn't like it when Daisy the dog copies everything she does; but when Daisy becomes a mother, Baby likes that a lot.

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A simple text and warmly evocative illustrations help young children learn about the things they have in common with animal babies, including their interests and their essential needs.

One by one, ten little babies leave friends they have been playing with in this counting rhyme.

A young Black South African boy describes his feelings about his father's return from working in the city

Babies play hide-and-seek by hiding and looking behind flaps which appear as shutters, a door, a kite, a garden gate, and a blanket.

A little girl looks under a chair, behind a dollhouse door, inside a dresser, and in a toy box for her teddy bear