Ruby Sisson Library

Biscuit and Daisy welcome the new neighbors with a food basket and flowers.

When Rosa and her little brother Benji move to a new neighborhood, they meet Mrs. Mayberry, who has created a clubhouse in her basement so the neighborhood children have a safe place to play. Includes factual information about America's Promise--The Alliance for Youth.

A dog named Bejinhos, or "Little Kisses," enjoys the time he spends with his owner, Jolie, and other children and pets of their neighborhood, even though there are many rules to follow.

More then just a children's television show host, Mister Rogers was the friend who helped us appreciate the good things in ourselves, in others, and in the world around us. As soon as he stepped through his front door to change into his cardigan and sneakers, we knew we would meet new people and discover new things. Revisit some of Mister Rogers' greatest guidance that we learned alongside Daniel Tiger, X the Owl, King Friday the XIII, Henrietta Pussycat,...

Daniel and his family are going to the carnival! Daniel is excited to ride the Ferris wheel for the very first time. But when he sees just how big it is, he gets nervous. He explores the fun activities and games at the carnival until he is ready to take the big step. As long as his mom is there to hold his hand, Daniel is ready to climb high in the sky on his very first Ferris wheel ride!

Mister Rogers summered in a modest house on a quiet corner of Nantucket Island. MTV producer Benjamin Wagner's mother rented the cottage next door. Mister Rogers really was his neighbor. On the afternoon of their first meeting, America's Favorite Neighbor asked the young journalist about his job. Wagner expressed enthusiasm tempered with an iota of ambivalence. After Rogers' death in 2003, Wagner and his brother, Christofer, set out to learn more...

Explores a neighborhood that has only one of several kinds of buildings, but within each there are many things, such as different kinds of breads in the bakery, then shows that the neighborhood itself is just one of many in a world united by a single wish.

An simple introduction to the characteristics of a neighborhood with words from Mr. Rogers.

Mr. Muddle always gets his chores wrong, so that he puts his coat on backwards and wears shoes on his hands, but his neighbor George discovers a way to get him to do things correctly.