Henry Carter Hull

A child observes the arrival of spring and its effects on plants and animals. Includes suggestions for nature study projects.

A child describes some of the sights and sounds of early spring.

Early one spring a little duck arrives at her pond and finds it still frozen, but not for long.

Raven and the other animals of the arctic join their voices in trying to wake the sleeping River as winter turns into spring.

It's spring and 999 frogs wake up, they decide to awaken a still sleeping turtle, lizard, ladybugs, and a big snake.

Describes, in rhymed cumulative text and illustrations, how various young animals and one small human prepare for sleep at the end of a spring day.

"It's springtime, and the pond is bursting with new life. There are beaver pups, heron hatchlings, and lots and lots of ducklings. Everyone is out and about, swimming, flapping, chirping, and quacking--except for one family of geese"--

Excited that spring has finally arrived, Mole tries--unsuccessfully--to wake up Bear, but then he comes up with the perfect plan.

The Sesame Street characters enjoy the transition from winter to spring.