A young boy goes through his morning routine, going potty, getting dressed, eating breakfast, brushing his teeth, packing his bag, and getting hugs and kisses, while imagining it all as a heroic adventure that Superman might have.

A tale of a cat who awakens her owner, enjoys some attention, then leads the way to breakfast introduces prepositional phrases.

"Brynn is having a bad morning. From soggy slippers to extra-messy toothpaste, something strange is going on. Will Brynn solve her morning mystery?"--P. [4] of cover.

Four women whose lives center around Casa de Jesus, a women's shelter in San Francisco, find solace in their faith and friendship as they join together to stop a business conglomerate from taking over the shelter and replacing it with a commercial development.

Life is usually quiet during the off-season on Martha's Vineyard, but not for island newbie and bestselling novelist Annie Sutton...Finallly settled into her adopted island home, Annie is looking forward to writing her next mystery, making soap for her new business, and starting renovations on the Inn she plans to open by the summer. She's also enjoying spending more time with local police sergeant John Lyons, the man she's only just gotten comfortable...

"A small boy says so many 'good mornings' that by the time he is done, it's nap time!"--

One summer morning, a peacock's honk sets off a chain reaction of animals waking and making their own special sounds.

Records, in rhymed text and illustrations, the experiences of getting up in the morning and going to bed at night.

A little dog named Muffin is awakened by a tiny noise that sends him on a search to find out what it is.

"It's time to get dressed and go the park, but Alfie is still in his pajamas. Putting on clothes seems like the least appealing thing to do for this energetic and curious little alligator, especially when there are so many amusing distractions"--