Books with title Seymour and Henry

Two adventurous ducklings get a little too carried away in a tale of a mother-and-ducky reunion that toddlers are sure to appreciate.Seymour and Henry love to play and can’t wait to jump in the pond. Plop! But when it’s time to go home, pit-a-pat, they run away, scampering farther and farther from their mother. Now it’s starting to rain, and Mommy is nowhere to be seen. "QUACK!" Can they find their way back? And what will their mommy do then? With her trademark soft pastels, Kim Lewis brings to life an endearing pair of toy ducklings and an ever-patient mom.

Two adventurous ducklings get a little too carried away in a tale of a mother-and-ducky reunion that toddlers are sure to appreciate.Seymour and Henry love to play and can’t wait to jump in the pond. Plop! But when it’s time to go home, pit-a-pat, they run away, scampering farther and farther from their mother. Now it’s starting to rain, and Mommy is nowhere to be seen. "QUACK!" Can they find their way back? And what will their mommy do then? With her trademark soft pastels, Kim Lewis brings to life an endearing pair of toy ducklings and an ever-patient mom.

Seymour is a siamese cat who did everything with his owner. That is, until she had a baby girl of her own. Seymour felt displaced and ignored but as the baby grew into a little girl, he found that not only did his mother still love him but he also had the love of this little girl. Seymour learned that he was still an important part of his family and was able to love and help this younger, new addition. A beautiful tale about the sensitive feelings of animals and also a metaphor for any child struggling with the arrival of a sibling.

Seymour is a siamese cat who did everything with his owner. That is, until she had a baby girl of her own. Seymour felt displaced and ignored but as the baby grew into a little girl, he found that not only did his mother still love him but he also had the love of this little girl. Seymour learned that he was still an important part of his family and was able to love and help this younger, new addition. A beautiful tale about the sensitive feelings of animals and also a metaphor for any child struggling with the arrival of a sibling.