Synopsis: This board book will help toddlers learn all about their first animals. The animals featured are organised into categories for easy reference and to introduce the concept of grouping.

Synopsis: Cuddle up with your little one and laugh along with these fantastical reimagining's of familiar nursery rhymes beautifully illustrated in sturdy board book format to provide read-aloud fun for the very young.

Synopsis: Boys and girls touch a puppyï¿1/2s thick and fluffy fur, his soft, silky ears, and his shiny rubber bone. The lively Feels Real board books for toddlers are filled with vivid color photos of friendly animals that children love to pet. But Feels Real Books are more than ordinary picture books. Each of them has a different texture patch on every one of its two-page spreadsï¿1/2surfaces for very young boys and girls to touch. Different textures…

Synopsis: Little f puts fish, frogs, a fir tree, flowers, and a fox in her box before having further adventures at a farmhouse fire.

Synopsis: Little k goes for a walk dressed up like a king and finds many items beginning with "k" to put in his box.

Synopsis: A boy named Little R puts animals that begin with the letter R, such as a raccoon, a rabbit, and a rat, into a box and takes them for a ride on a raft.

Synopsis: A. B. C. D. Unfold the full-page flaps to reveal an ant, bear, camel, and duck! Eric Carle’s illustrated alphabet and animals make learning your ABCs as easy as . . . well, A, B, C!

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: A girl named Little P puts animals that begin with the letter P, such as a poodle, piglets, a porcupine, and a peacock, into a box.

Synopsis: A girl named Little U puts objects that begin with the letter U, such as an umbrella, some underwear, and an ugly duckling, into a box.

Synopsis: The ideal first book to introduce colors to toddlers - packed with colorful images and clear word-labels to encourage early learning Help your toddler learn all about colors in My First Colors. With colorful, bright photographs alongside clear word-labels your little one will begin to recognize red from yellow and even multi-colored objects too. Each page introduces one color using objects or animals to fully engage your toddler and keep early…

Synopsis: Little "i" fills her box with inchworms and other things beginning with the short letter "i."

Synopsis: Skipper is the new drummer for the coolest rock band in school. When her best friend Courtney's costumes for the band become a problem, Skipper has a tough choice to make. That's when she turns to Barbie, who reminds her what being a real friend is all about!

Synopsis: Several of the best-loved Roman myths are gathered in this one beautiful abridged collection, from "Romulus and Remus" (which tells how Rome came to be) to "Cupid and Psyche," "Oedipus and the Sphinx," and more. For easy reference, theres also a detailed list and family tree of all the important gods and goddesses right at the start.

Synopsis: "I would never want to be in the same class with two brothers of Lucas Cott, " says Cricket Kaufman. "At least Mr. Herbertson didn't make a mistake by putting them both in the same classroom!"Marius and Marcus aren't trying to be class clowns like their big brother, Lucas. But just tell that to their teachers! Whether Marius is hunting for mice in Mrs. Greenstein's room or Marcus is playing fifty-two pickup across the hall in Ms. Boscobel's,…

Synopsis: A delightful adveture full of humor and heart set in Elizabethan England!Widge is an orphan with a rare talent for shorthand. His fearsome master has just one demand: steal Shakespeare's play "Hamlet"--or else. Widge has no choice but to follow orders, so he works his way into the heart of the Globe Theatre, where Shakespeare's players perform. As full of twists and turns as a London alleyway, this entertaining novel is rich in period details,…

Synopsis: Mike Mulligan proves that, although dated, his steam shovel is still useful.