(4) PS Illustrated by Don Carter. "On a night when the moon shines brighter than a night-light high in the blueberry sky," a boy and his parents drive to Grandma's. As they go around a lake, over a bridge, and into the city, the boy is delighted to discover the moon following them. The three-dimensional-looking illustrations add interest to the pleasant but undistinguished story of a nighttime drive.

Reviewer: Patricia Riley

(4) K-3 Illustrated by Don Carter. As in Wake Up House!: Rooms Full of Poems, Lillegard creates small, rhyming word pictures of everyday items. In this book the setting is school; crayons, books, the wastebasket, and water fountain are all given personalities in the verses. While the bright three-dimensional artwork is appealing, there is little variation in the format and rhythm of the poems.

Reviewer: Patricia Riley

(3) K-3 Illustrated by Don Carter. From "Sink" ("All mouth / wide open, hollow. / Will hold water / or--swallow") to "Corners" ("They are the reason / walls meet, / and rooms consider themselves / complete"), these very short poems about anything one might find in a house will delight and surprise the reader with their playful images and metaphors. The brightly painted three-dimensional artwork creates a cheerful setting to complement the poems.

Reviewer: Patricia Riley