Splash

A little girl's turtle, fish, frogs, dog, and cat jump in and out of a backyard pond, constantly changing the answer to ... (more)

A little girl's turtle, fish, frogs, dog, and cat jump in and out of a backyard pond, constantly changing the answer to the question "How many are in my pond?" (less)

Two clumsy bears join in fishing fun at the river. (more)

Two clumsy bears join in fishing fun at the river. (less)

Hot, hot, hot! Everyone is hot -- the elephant, the tiger, and the rhinoceros. But the baby elephant knows just what to ... (more)

Hot, hot, hot! Everyone is hot -- the elephant, the tiger, and the rhinoceros. But the baby elephant knows just what to do: lead all the big animals down to the water, where they can drink and squirt and splosh and splash! With brilliant paintings that saturate the pages, Flora McDonnell refreshes the very concept of young picture books. (less)

This book is packed full of pictures of water-loving animals splashing, preening, flapping and paddling. Each photograph... (more)

This book is packed full of pictures of water-loving animals splashing, preening, flapping and paddling. Each photograph is accompanied by fun facts about the animal and how they use water, be it for fun, to clean or to find food. Organized by four distinct water sources - ocean, watering-hole, river and pond - children will learn where their favorite animals live and discover more about their behavior. (less)

Baby and a new friend enjoy a day at the beach. The sun, the sand, the waves, and ice cream-- what could be better? (more)

Baby and a new friend enjoy a day at the beach. The sun, the sand, the waves, and ice cream-- what could be better? (less)

"As a child with polio in the early 1900s, swimming set Ethelda Bleibtrey free. The water released her from her pain and... (more)

"As a child with polio in the early 1900s, swimming set Ethelda Bleibtrey free. The water released her from her pain and helped her build strong muscle--and a powerful spirit. From then on, from the New York beaches to the 1920 Olympics, Ethelda made a splash wherever she went"-- (less)