Text: 4 stars 
 Illustrations: 5 stars 
 Rhyming picture book that depicts collective nouns (i.e. "a cache of jewels," "a batch of bread," "a swarm of bees," etc.). Some of these examples are more commonly used than others. For instance, I never heard of "a muster of peacocks." There is a small note on the bottom of the very last page explaining that more than one collective term can be used for the same noun; unfortunately, I doubt very many readers will even see that piece of text since it is rather buried. As in all of Ruth Heller's books, the illustrations are eye-catching and really lovely. Part of her World of Language nonfiction picture book series about the various parts of speech.