Synopsis: Did you know animals can use tools In this fascinating book by award-winning pair Steve Jenkins and Robin Page, we learn all about what makes a tool a tool and the remarkable ways animals can use them to find food, protect their young, and more. Until 1960, when Jane Goodall observed a chimpanzee using a blade of grass to "fish" for termites, it was believed that humans were the only animal to use tools. Since her discovery, we've learned that…

Synopsis: Sing a song of celebration -- in nine different languages -- while you share the traditions, foods, games, and greetings associated with birthday festivities in 19 countries.

Synopsis: When his nephew disappears while trick-or-treating, Investigator faces some creepy creatures at the mysterious house of Dr. Quacker. The reader is asked to answer questions about each illustration.

Synopsis: Recounts the voyage of an eighteenth-century French aeronaut by hot air balloon from Philadelphia to Woodbury, New Jersey, in 1793.

Synopsis: At first glance, Eye Spy is a simple alphabet book featuring words which sound alike but have different meanings, but there is more. The intriguing book is also a two-tiered guessing game: Readers must first deduce the answer to the riddle contained within a group of pictures; then they must find a clue to the next letter's puzzle. Lush full-color illustrations present a startling view of everyday objects.

Synopsis: Through hands-on activities and games, children learn about animals, the world, and the way things work.

Synopsis: 8 extra-busy scenes. Lists of more challenges at the end of each book. Perfect entertainment on car and plane rides. Fun for kids to share together.

Synopsis: Eency Weency Spider is smaller than all of the other spiders, but when it comes to going up the spout, she tries her very best. Count down and sing along as all of the spiders find creative ways to go up the spout.

Synopsis: Small children search for familiar animals and objects as they learn about numbers, in a colorful counting board book.

Synopsis: With an engaging question-and-answer format, this book will satisfy the curious child questions about dinosaurs.

Synopsis: Gail Gibbons, creator of beloved STEM picture books, presents an apple tree's changes through all four seasons, as witnessed by the child who loves it. In bright illustrations and simple text, Arnold collects apple blossoms in spring, builds a treehouse in summer, makes apple pie and cider in the fall, and hangs strings of popcorn and berries for the birds in winter, among other seasonal activities. Includes a recipe for apple pie and a…