The animals of the African savanna use their senses to predict and then enjoy the rain.

Dido, Peter, Lulu, and others exercise their senses, seeing a walking stick, hearing the ice cream man, yelling, "Daddy!" and dreaming in their sleep.

With help from her family and teacher, Holly overcomes her dislike of having sticky hands to participate in a science experiment. Includes author's note about living with autism and sensory issues and a recipe for making slime.

"A curious bunny looks for signs of the arrival of spring, in a story that celebrates the five senses"--

"All the ways and places that wild exists in our world and where you can find it"--

"A girl with a disability explores every facet of the ocean during a day at the beach. A girl spends an entire day exploring the seaside with her mom. A keen observer, she sees the ocean as both "big" and "small" and both "sparkly" and "dull. It's also "dotted and spiraled and wavy and straight." Her ocean is full of sounds -- it "splashes and crashes" and "laughs and hums." But, at times, it's silent. She is inspired to examine and celebrate every...

A young girl realizes how much she cares for her autistic brother Ian when he gets lost at the park. When her autistic little brother, Ian, wanders off while on a walk to the park, Julie must try to see the world through his eyes in order to find him.

Illustrations and easy-to-read text encourage the reader to be still, peaceful, and calm inside while imagining using all five senses to experience nature.

Rosie the fox's excellent sense of smell is good for finding things, but one day Meadow calls Rose by a nickname Rosie doesn't like at all! She won't answer when someone uses it and she won't help find anything!

Haneru Sato the Rabbit experiences the peace of nature all around him, from a pillow of cool water to a floral air float to carry him and his dreams, to appreciating the sound of singing cicadas.