Cañon City Public Library

Discusses and gives examples of the size and weight of various animals and parts of animals.

Justine is so small, everyone calls her "Just Teenie," but one day she receives a plant that grows so tall, it gives her a different perspective.

Yes, animals are everywhere - in the world and in this book! Animals like squirrels, cats, horses, and ants. Some are big, others are small. Some are dirty, some are clean. Some have straight tails, some have curly (some have no tails!). Take a look and see the differences. A playful book about animals and opposites, with fun questions by an exciting new artist.

Sure that he is the smallest creature on earth, a young elephant leaves home and journeys over woodlands, rivers, and plains searching for someone even smaller than he is.

A little child and large bear find common ground, despite their size difference, as they embrace the meaningful friendship between them.

Biscuit, a little puppy, and Sam, a big dog, play together despite their difference in size.

When the myriad tribes in the miniscule world of Carpet are threatened by the destructive forces of Fray, two brothers embark on a perilous adventure in the aftermath of their village's flattening to combat power-hungry mouls and save their people. A revised edition of the original work published in 1971 that includes updated text, original color and black-and-white illustrations, and an exclusive story (a forerunner to The Carpet People) written...

Taking care of a cat and a baby brother turns into a series of comic adventures when George wakes up to find himself shrunk to the size of a mouse.

A curious monkey who is tired of being small dreams of being big but discovers problems with that as well.

Are YOU small? A little question sends readers on a BIG adventure to see the smallest of the small. From an average-size kid . . . to a cookie crumb . . . to a water molecule . . . all the way down to a single quark, readers discover that size is a matter of perspective. The perfect companion title to Mo Willems’ breakout title, Are You Big?, this early-learning concept book features bold text, expressive art, and real-world science.