The adventures of a little boy in the city on a very snowy day.

Eve wants nothing more than a PictureFace Lizzy, the most popular doll on the market, but when she finally gets one, she realizes that true fulfillment comes from friends and family.

Jack Magoo's favorite toy has a strange and silly secret. Find out what it is while having fun with numbers and counting!The Jack Magoo series comes from the mind of a toddler as it is a collaboration between mother and son. The series is a collection of bedtime stories that Kimberly began telling her son, Jack, when he was a baby. Since the age of 2, Jack has been adding details, story lines, and characters to the stories. These books capture first hand the limitless imagination of young minds.

"These seven amusing playlets, varying from three to five pages in length, are written for just two characters and cetner around holiday themes. Alexander includes no only the usual favorites--Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the Fourth of July, --but also features an April Fool's gorilla, a March lamb and lion, and a Valentine's Day giant and ogre. Props are household itmes, dialogue is short and snappy, roles are conveniently interchangeable for either boys or girls, and the author suggests that the offerings be springboards ot children's own dramatic creativity." --ALA Booklist