Simple text and color photographs introduce young children to different types of homes, including city, suburban, and rural homes. Includes a glossary and further resources.

A farmhouse provides the setting for a dozen children to live and grow, and when they leave, another family arrives to fill the house with love again.

When an unexpected inheritance gives Greg Heffley's family a chance to make big changes to their house, they soon discover that renovations may not be worth the effort.

Explores the diversity of homes built by different Native American groups, describing the materials, construction, and characteristics of tepees, wigwams, longhouses, wattle-and-daub houses, chickees, earth lodges, pueblos, hogans, plank houses, pit houses, and igloos. Also discusses how Native Americans today live in modern homes. Includes color photographs, a map, a glossary, and further resources.

After buying a hammer to fix a loose floorboard, Mr. Nogginbody learns a lot about home repairs--and what is, and is not, a nail.

"Young Jack meets a host of animals on his way to ask the king for a house"--

Contains five storybook classics for children, including "No Roses for Harry," "Miss Nelson is Missing," "The Story About Ping," "The Little House," and "Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel."

Simple text and photos introduce basic community concepts related to homes including location, rooms in a home, and homes around the world.

Informative, engaging text and photos introduce readers to igloos.

Informative, engaging text and photos introduce readers to tepees.