Maria and her family visit an apple orchard and pick apples. Then it's time to turn the apples into applesauce! Every year they use the special pot that has been in the family for generations to make applesauce. First they wash the apples. Then Grandma cuts them into quarters. Follow each step in the process as everyone helps to make delicious applesauce!

The hilarious chapter book series about an accidental rule breaker from Katherine Applegate, Newbery Medal–winning and bestselling author of The One and Only Ivan and Crenshaw, returns with a fresh new cover from artist Brian Biggs and bonus material!

Roscoe's first grade class is going on their first field trip ever to an apple orchard! It's so much fun picking apples and seeing how applesauce is made. Ms. Diz, his teacher, expects

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Nonsense book with detailed illustrations.

"When we think about food, we usually think of three meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. What about those yummy afterschool snacks? Readers will learn about the importance of snacks: they aren't just tasty treats to look forward to, but they also help keep us full and satisfied so our blood sugar levels remain level and our metabolism keeps working. From green pancakes to carrot muffins, this book provides students with new and delicious snack ideas"--Provided...

"Learn about the geography, the history, the people, the government, and the business of the Evergreen State"--Provided by the publisher.

The National Pie Championship Award winner shares dozens of favorite fruit, nut, cream, and special-occasion pie recipes as well as a selection of cookies, brownies, and other dessert options.

A collection of short moral tales first told by the Greek slave Aesop.

Katy looks forward to her family's Rosh Hashanah tradition of making applesauce from scratch, but with a new baby, will the family be too busy this year?

When we take a Sunday car ride to the orchard that's nearby, and pick fruit for Daddy's applesauce, and more to bake a pie . . . Rosh Hashanah is on its way.

In Loren Long's touching interpretation of "Twas the night before Christmas, " readers are invited to visit the homes of four families-- each on Christmas Eve. What do these four homes share? The excitement and anticipation of the most splendid night of the year. In this reimagined tale, the author and illustrator reminds us that no matter where we live, all children share the same wish for Christmas magic.