A little girl greets people in her neighborhood in many different languages.

Zolani, who lives in a rural black homeland in South Africa, goes with his mother to visit his Grandma Zindzi.

The inhabitants of South Africa divide their activities by day and night, as the animals in Kruger National Park go about their business while the people of Johannesburg sleep and then lie down in the shade as the people wake up.

Bea and her friends have fun attending a toddler ballet class.

Children explore their five senses, learning what they can see, smell, hear, touch, and taste.

Grandpa Max explains to Ollie the ways their relatives are connected.

As an African American toddler keeps getting into mischief throughout the day, the reader is invited to discover what the trouble is with each page-turn and to say "uh-oh."

Max finds a new way to warm up for his Saturday baseball game--his sister's dancing class.

Luke is not very good at baseball, but his grandmother and sports star Jackie Robinson encourage him to keep trying.

A toddler plays peekaboo throughout the day.