By Doreen Cronin
Illustrated by Betsy Lewin

Farmer Brown has a problem.
His cows like to type.
All day long he hears
Click, clack, moo.
Click, clack, moo.
Click, clack, moo.

But Farmer Brown's problems REALLY begin when his cows start leaving him notes...
Doreen Cronin's understated text and Betsy Lewin's expressive illustrations make the most of this hilarious situation. Come join the fun as a bunch of literate cows turn Farmer Brown's farm upside down.

A Caldecott Honor Book

By Doreen Cronin
Illustrated by Betsy Lewin

By Doreen Cronin
Illustrated by Betsy Lewin

By Doreen Cronin
Illustrated by Betsy Lewin

By Betsy Lewin

Where is that cat? Have you seen Tippy Toes? Is he under here? Is he under there? Oh, that tricky cat! Sneaking. Hiding. Tiptoeing the day away. But of all the hiding places he's tried, there is one that is better than all the rest - if you can find it.

By Ted Lewin

There was a time when horses dominated every aspect of American life. Now Kensington Stables, just off Brooklyn's Prospect Park, is one of the last remaining stables in New York City. This book is about that stable: its past, its present, and its uncertain future.

By Florence Parry Heide & Judith Heide Gilliland
Illustrated by Ted Lewin

Ten-year-old Sami lives with his family in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. Until the middle of the twentieth century, Beirut was one of the most splendid cities in the world. Today it is a place of ruin and trouble. And it is Sami's home. Sami and his little sister Leila are like children everywhere, but their lives are like those of too many other children who live in places where violence has become the accepted way of resolving differences. Always, there are memories of good times to hold on to when the troubles come. Always, there is hope that this time will be the last time.

By Ralph Helfer
Illustrated by Ted Lewin

It’s unbelievable but true! Born on the same day in the same small, German circus town, young Bram and his elephant, Modoc, had a lifelong friendship that spanned over eight decades. But it was never easy. From the breakup of the circus to the shipwreck in the Indian Ocean that nearly cost them their lives, the bond between the boy and the elephant survived the most unimaginable trials. This true story of their adventures together, and eventual rise to circus stardom in the Ringling Brothers Circus, will be a treasure for animal lovers everywhere.

The beautiful, life-like illustrations by Ted Lewin make the perfect backdrop to this amazing chronicle by Ralph Helfer.

By Dori Chaconas
Illustrated by Ted Lewin

When his father goes off to fight in World War II, a young boy promises to be brave. But it isn t always easy. Especially now that he and his mother are alone and the air is punctuated by bursts of loud noises from air raid siren tests.

Lots of things scare him, but especially the street horses: Josephine, who pulls the ragman s wagon and Nell, the milkman s nag, frighten the boy with their big teeth and wild eyes. Even Billy and Bucky, the garbage wagon horses whose feet are as big and heavy as buckets full of iron, make him nervous.

Then one day a stranger with a small pony and a camera comes down the street and gives the boy an opportunity to do something special for his father. But that means digging down deep inside and finding the courage.

By Ted and Betsy Lewin

Ted and Betsy Lewin's illustrated travelogue of their trip to southern India, where they meet Balarama, the lead Royal Elephant who will make his debut in the traditional parade that concludes the celebration of Dasara in the city of Mysore. This is an adventure no one will want to miss.

By Ted Lewin

A KNOCKOUT OF A BOOK about the world's most famous gym.

"Spread your wings, girl."
Those words begin the toughest climb of eight-year-old Harriet's life: to the top of Longs Peak in Colorado. To get there, she'll have to overcome steep slopes, a freezing blizzard, and what her wise trail guide calls "surprises." But she simply must try -- both for herself and for the mother she has lost. Climbing this mountain means she will also need to climb an ever bigger mountain down inside. Yet if she succeeds, she will spread her wings and fly...high as a hawk.

Based on the historic 1905 ascent by the youngest person ever to climb Longs Peak, this book combines T.A. Barron's powerful, poetic writing with Ted Lewin's magnificent, evocative paintings. Together, they make a truly inspiring journey.