"A series of questions addressed to the sun explores its effects on living things as well as the transference of energy through plants and animals"-- Provided by publisher.

Sofia is put in charge of overseeing a fair election for a class pet, but first the Questioneers must learn about elections and good journalism--and remember that being a community matters most. Includes facts about the Delano Grape Strike, presidential elections, journalism, and the importance of voting.

A young boy's questions lead to more and more questions, but there do not seem to be any answers.

A collection of haiku, each of which describes an animal and asks a question that rhymes with the answer on the following page.

Illustrations and simple text reveal that, even when a pesky rabbit annoys his bear friend with too many questions, their friendship remains strong.

"Can you beat Mr. Fox at his Game of No? The rules are simple: every time he asks a question, you must respond with 'NO.' If you accidentally say 'YES,' then it's back to the beginning of the book for you, where you must start all over again . . . Kids will giggle uncontrollably as they gamely aim to avoid Mr. Fox's clever traps--but just ask them if they'd like to read this book again, and they won't be able to resist: 'YES!'"--Provided by publisher....

"Two quirky characters living in an apartment building come together in this picture book that reinforces the importance of asking questions in order to better understand each other and the world around them."-- Provided by publisher.

In order to answer her mother's question about what would make her smile, a girl first asks various people, animals, and even the moon what makes them happy.

Asks the reader a series of yes or no questions as Ollie and his classmates visit an aquarium.

Dr. Zooper answers questions about life's ordinary puzzles, such as why homework disappears or how a song gets stuck in one's head, by identifying and describing different kinds of Mischievians.