Synopsis: Pete the Cat leads kids back to school with this fun version of the classic song.Pete the Cat can't wait to take the school bus all the way to school! Everyone's favorite cat is groovier than ever in this way-cool adaptation of the classic kids' song "The Wheels on the Bus."The kitties on the bus say, "Come on, Pete! Come on, Pete!" The kitties on the bus say, "Conme on, Pete! Hop on board!"New York Times bestselling artist and author James Dean…

Synopsis: It happens all the time. As soon as the car pulls away, someone needs the bathroom.Where is un baño? ¿Dónde está? I really do need one," I told mi mamá.After racing around town, passing a gushing fountain, and cutting the inevitable line for the ladies' room, this adorable little girl makes it to the bathroom in the nick of time. And because the bathroom is in a restaurant, the family stays for a wonderful meal-and lots of limonada. . . .Buoyant…

Synopsis: What can you make with one oval, two circles, and eight triangles? Just ask three clever mice--who even find a funny way to trick a sneaky cat.           Ellen Stoll Walsh once again proves that she’s a master of concept books in this celebration of shapes, color, and innovation.

Synopsis: Little Critter's class is learning about good manners. LC explains the list compiled by the class of things to say and do that are considered good manners, and when it's appropriate to say and do them, like saying: please, thank you, excuse me; covering your mouth when you sneeze, keeping your elbows off the table when you eat, sharing, etc. He's surprised that some things are considered good manners (like the elbows thing) and has a hard time…

Synopsis: Go around the world with this beautifully illustrated picture book from Margaret Wise Brown, celebrated author of Goodnight Moon and The Runaway Bunny! This classic tale is newly illustrated with bright, vibrant pictures that children will love.

Synopsis: A hilarious story that shows kids that they can get themselves to sleep at bedtime! Sam is never ready to go to sleep at bedtime. There are always more questions to ask Mama, more books to read . . . not to mention the monkeys! Sam's rambunctious trio of toy monkeys would much rather jump on the bed and make up songs about ping pong than go to sleep. Eventually Sam wants to go to sleep. But how will he ever get the monkeys to settle down? This…

Synopsis: Illustrated by the creator of BABY ANGELS! Baby’s skin is as soft as petals.Baby’s tummy is as plump as pillows. . . .Oh, baby! This unabashed ode to babies celebrates everything from their button noses to their tiny toes. Soft, pastel illustrations by the creator of the best-selling BABY ANGELS showcase an array of earthly cherubs just waiting to be adored. Just right for cuddle time is this super-sweet board book extolling the virtues of…

Synopsis: Trolls—the most magical creatures with the wildest hair—get ready to sparkle in this colorful new storybook featuring glitter pages and a glitter poster!From the makers of Shrek, DreamWorks Trolls is a hair-raising comedy filled with unbelievable adventure, incredible music, and Trolls—the joyous creatures with crazy, colorful, magical hair! Girls and boys ages 4 to 6 will love following the adventures of Poppy, Branch, and their friends as they…

Synopsis: Kinds of Animals Flyers, Leapers, Crawlers, Creepers is a reinforced, library bound book in The Child's World series Discovery World.

Synopsis: By looking at small, specialized habitats, this series brings to life the multiple complexities present in even the most common or simple environments. For instance, a young reader will see the wealth of life that makes its home in a Saguaro cactus and learn of the richness of the life cycles of this familiar desert plant. Each book in the series presents an engaging life story with a wealth of additional information added in detailed sidebars.

Synopsis: There was an old lady who swallowed a fly. . . . Young readers will love hearing about the fly and all the other creepy-crawly bugs the old lady gulps down in this fanciful feast based on the traditional song. With a taste for slugs, the old lady also enjoys a poached roach and a squirmy worm during the course of the story. And a surprise ending reveals that this isn't just any old lady.

Synopsis: In this whimsical story, an old woman swallows items beginning with letters A through Z, including an ant, a feather, an iguana, noodles, a ukulele, and a zebra. Oh my! Follow along as the old lady makes a meal of the alphabet, one letter at a time. Children ages 18 months and older will love the rhymes and colorful illustrations. Thick, sturdy pages make this book easy to hold. Large board book - 10.75 x 10.75 inches. 18 pages. What will the…

Synopsis: Join the big trucks on the construction site!Little ones will love to explore these tactile pages—from rubbery tires to gritty dirt—and learn from the trucks how much fun it can be to work together. With touch-and-feel elements to increase sensory development and simple rhymes to boost vocabulary, Big Trucks will help your child discover something new with every read!

Synopsis: At a county fair there are five hundred seeds in one pumpkin, ten cents in one dime, eight horses on one merry-go-round, four wheels on one wagon, and so on.

Synopsis: Learn about the country's history, culture, people and much more! Thailand is home to a lush tropical climate, abundant natural resources, and a glorious history and culture that together stretch back thousands of years. Readers will find out how this beautiful Asian nation has preserved its culture over the centuries and what it is like to live their today. They will also learn about Thailand's remarkable plant and animal species, explore its…

Synopsis: A little rabbit knows how it feels to be sad and just what to do to feel better.

Synopsis: Shubert, a lightning bug, decides he will be helpful today, no matter what! As he enters his classroom, he finds Lucinda throwing down her backpack and kicking Etta. Find out how Shubert and his classmates help Lucinda uncover her real problem and find a solution. Mrs. Bookbinder, the teacher, models ways for adults to view misbehavior as a "call for help" rather than an act of meanness. Find out how she builds a school family where all class…