Amy Schwartz

Lists a wide variety of items, from red socks to peekaboo, that can make one happy.

A little boy goes with his parents on an express bus to visit twins, in a taxi to visit Grandma, and in a car to see the county fair, then walks next door with his mother for a play date.

Tired of kindergarten, Bea Jones trades "jobs" with her father, who works in an office.

A talkative toddler delays going to sleep by asking about the activities of some babies in the park.

Unable to sleep, a little girl tries counting sheep and other items, searching for her doll and bear, eating a snack, and many other things in hopes of becoming tired.

Illustrations and simple, rhyming text celebrate babies as they play, make trouble, think, and nap.

This picture book showcases one hundred things little ones can do on their own.

Although Rosie, a model camper, does not participate in her friends' prank and is no caught and disciplined, she decides to join her friends in the punishment because she knows she helped them.

Much to her surprise, a young girl's on-stage mishaps are reviewed favorably by the theater critic.

Sara gets stuck when she must paint a picture for the second grade art show, until she discovers the best place to begin.