On his first children's album, presses into service some familiar titles from The Great American Songbook, such as and 's , He also dips into his own repertoire for his 1958 hit. And he calls upon such partners as ' ( ) and ), and ). All of that is very good, but the best parts of the collection are unexpected discoveries and commissions, such as 's newly written lyric for the -composed title song, ' assertive declaration with music by . provides typically sympathetic accompaniment and a child's chorus jumps in here and there, while exudes his usual warmth, which is perfect for the mood of the album. ~ William Ruhlmann