A House in the Sky... math and more (readers also learn

and more (readers also learn how to say "butterfly" in two dozen languages

She could help through simple negotiations and an application of her talent for painting fine alpana patterns

and best of all—as readers who have been paying attention to the illustrations will likely have figured out early on in Max’s worshipful tally of superpowers—lives in his house and can switch to her “Mommy costume” whenever it’s time for a good-night kiss

Through stunning close-range photographs and lively

A House in the Sky... math and more (readers also learnA House in the Sky And Other Uncommon Animal Homes By: Steve Jenkins Illustrated by: Robbin Gourley Caldecott Honoree Steve Jenkins gives young readers a tour of the residences of fourteen different animals. Some animals build nests, some live in holes in the ground, and some even live in books! Turtles, birds, fish, beavers, and kangaroos are just like peoplethey need homes, and take up residence in unusual places. Sidebars offer more detail and a