Sea of Stories -

Each book in the 12-book Think About... series opens with a helpful letter to parents explaining ways to use the book\'s material. Does an Owl Wear Eyeglasses? explores the eyes and sight-abilities of various animals--and why most don\'t need or won\'t ever wear glasses. A funny, kid-like question...[more] (posted on 2014-01-28)

Does a Hippo Go to the Doctor?

Does a hippo go to the doctor? Does a cat? Do you? Let\'s think about it! Each title in the 12-book Think About... series opens with a helpful letter to parents explaining ways to use the material in the books with their kids. Does a Hippo Go to the Doctor? explores and explains why animals in the wild...[more] (posted on 2014-01-28)

Does a Seal Smile?

Does a seal smile? Does a chimp give a high-five? Do you? Let\'s think about it! Each book in the 12-book Think About... series opens with a helpful letter to parents explaining ways to use the material in the books with their kids. Does a Seal Smile? explores the ways and meanings of body and facial...[more] (posted on 2014-01-28)

Does a Tiger Go to the Dentist?

Does a crocodile go to the dentist? Do giraffes get cavities? Do you? Let\'s think about it! Each book in the 12-book Think About... series opens with a helpful letter to parents explaining ways to use the material in the books with their kids. Does a Tiger Go to the Dentist? explores and explains...[more] (posted on 2014-01-28)

The Last Picture Book

A hoot of a spoof dares to ask the question: Are picture books doomed? Kids will want to find out which favorite storybook characters will make it onto the pages of the beloved genre\'s \"final\" tale! Upon hearing a rumor that picture books are \"over,\" a nervous white rabbit declares that he won\'t...[more] (posted on 2013-11-02)

Long Tail Kitty: Come Out Play

Inter-friendship rivalries, woes, and jealousies fuel these gently humorous tales of the wise-beyond-his-furry-years Long Tail Kitty. In five linked adventures, he grapples with the vexing reality of friends who aren\'t always friendly to one another. Through it all, Long Tail Kitty does his best to...[more] (posted on 2013-11-02)

Cool Cat Doodles

Say \"meow-za!\" to this nifty addition to Blue Apple\'s mega-selling doodle placemats, with 36 cat-themed tear-off placemats crafted by doodle dynamo Deborah Zemke. Each placemat offers a cool, cat-oriented drawing activity, light instructions, and interesting trivia about what\'s being drawn. In...[more] (posted on 2013-11-02)

Fast Car Doodles

Each placemat offers a cool, car-oriented drawing activity, light instructions, and interesting trivia about what\'s being drawn. Portable-affordable: Placemats are easy to pack-and-go (to restaurants, etc.), and easy on the pocketbook! Track record!: Deborah Zemke\'s doodle books, placemats, etc....[more] (posted on 2013-11-02)

Andy Also

Behold and welcome to the second Jump-Into-Chapters adventure starring crabby ANDY and pestering PRESTON! Is there really an Andy doppleganger? Why does he look exactly like Preston? Hmm...Andy, a crabby alligator, is a reluctant friend to Preston, an innocent (mostly) and enthusiastic coyote pup....[more] (posted on 2013-11-02)

Mr Ball is Sad

So round, so sad! Young comics fans will cotton to the familiar kid-dilemma featured in this smart-and-funny (and a little bit sad) adventure starring the well-rounded MR. BALL. Turtle comes to visit and finds Mr. B and their friends bawling their eyes out. The pals explain that they, too, discovered...[more] (posted on 2013-11-02)

The Banana Bunch and the Birthday Party

The kid-club called the Banana Bunch offers early-chapter readers a fun group of pals and classic childhood escapades. In this Banana Bunch installation, the club-buddies decide to put together a surprise birthday party for their dog club-member, Scruffy. They divvie up the party preparations--decorating...[more] (posted on 2013-11-02)

The Banana Bunch and the Magic Show

In this Banana Bunch installation, the club-buddies play hide-and-go-seek, share a picnic, come up with a secret club password, and decide to raise some revenue by putting on a magic show. At 50-cents per ticket, they know that their acts better be good! Mindreading Molly and coin and card tricks...[more] (posted on 2013-11-02)

Animal Teachers

What\'s a great way for kids to learn about learning? Tell them how a sea otter takes swimming lessons, or how a chick learns to peck! Short entries portray how 12 different animals are taught various \"lessons.\" Chicks learn to peck to get their bellies full; a prairie dog pup learns how to spot...[more] (posted on 2013-11-02)

Do You Know What Grows on Trees?

Even in our gigabyte world, our future grows on trees! This lively, engaging non-fiction text celebrates trees\' crucial, inspiring contributions to our lives and planet. Told in a mix of humorous rhyme and breezy prose, the narration offers info about tree-fruits and nuts and how and where they\'re...[more] (posted on 2013-11-02)

You Can\'t Ride a Bycicle to the Moon!

This fun and informative book looks at space and how it work. It is sure to intrigue young readers. (posted on 2013-11-02)

Lines that Wiggle

Follow the glittery line that runs through this picture book and turns itself into all kinds of things: the waves above an octopus, the veins in a leaf, the wrappings curling around a mummy, and the trapping threads of a spiderweb. Candace Whitman\'s catchy rhyming text is brought to life by a host of...[more] (posted on 2013-10-29)

Bear, Do You Wear Underwear?

It's purple boxers for Turtle; Cougar likes his with stripes; and for Hedgie only pink will do. There's only one underwear-eschewing holdout—and he's all wet!Bear's back with more underwear-inspired silliness in an engaging board book that's a perfect fit for younger kids. And what's a perfect fit...[more] (posted on 2013-10-02)

Peter Panda Melts Down

UH-OH, MELTDOWN AHEAD! Peter Panda is every cranky toddler who gets in one of THOSE states! Featuring an all-too-familiar scenario (for anyone who has been a parent or taken care of a young child for more than a hour), this story-in-verse chronicles a cranky toddler\'s meltdowns and his mama-Panda\'s...[more] (posted on 2013-09-16)

SAMi Flip + Find: Colors and Shapes

Two bright, new, cleverly-conceived concept books create learning links the SAMi way (see also SAMi Flip + Find: Count). SAMi gets it. Turn a gatefold, find a shape, a color, a number, a connection. SAMi babies can move on to these slightly older-skewing concept books that offer toddlers a playtime...[more] (posted on 2013-09-16)

Posey Plans a Party

Think Pink! Think Party! Think Posey! \"Posey Plans a Party\" has a lot of \"p-word\" alliteration and asks kids to count how many \"p\" words are in the story. The plot portrays Posey and her family planning, assembling, and enjoying a tea party. It\'s a perfectly pink primer on party planning--the...[more] (posted on 2013-09-16)

Happy Day

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

I Say Yes, I Say No

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Greenie Grows a Garden

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Are You my Brown Bear?

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Where Does Kitty Go in the Rain?

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Stop and Go!

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Shopping with Daddy

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Zoom Zoom

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Why Do Flowers Grow?

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Sleepy Barker

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

It's Raining Cats and Frogs!

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

One Kiss for Grandpa

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Just Like Mommy! Just Like Daddy!

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Max and Sarah Build a Snowman

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Little Princess Makes a Splash

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

I See You

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Ding Ding: Can you Hear a Bell Ring

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an overview...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Chocolate Mud Cake

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an overview...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Can Whoo Too?

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an overview...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

10 Littles Fish

Discover this great new collection from Blue Apple Books destined to non English speakers learning how to read in the tongue of Shakespeare! --Simple, colorful stories have been created and adapted to the reading skills of young students. --A glossary with all the words used in the book allow an overview...[more] (posted on 2013-06-10)

Mr Ball and the To-do List

A new collection of fun and attractive chapter books. Includes great illustrations or simple comics that will make deciphering for new readers so fun and simple! 12.99 USD (posted on 2013-06-08)

Okay, Andy!

A new collection of fun and attractive chapter books. Includes great illustrations or simple comics that will make deciphering for new readers so fun and simple! 12.99 USD (posted on 2013-06-08)

Scribble and Ink: Outside the Box

A new collection of fun and attractive chapter books. Includes great illustrations or simple comics that will make deciphering for new readers so fun and simple! 12.99 USD (posted on 2013-06-08)

Belches and Burps and Farts

“Everyone farts, burps and belches, it’s true. From aardvarks to the humped zebu.” Indeed. And aren’t we all at least a little bit curious about this subject matter? Told in rhyme, smart and sublime, here’s a fun and fact-filled field guide to awkward sounds around the world and very close...[more] (posted on 2013-06-08)

You Can't Taste a Pickle with your Ear

You Can\'t Taste a Pickle with your Ear, but you can with your mouth! Clear explanations (fact-checked and approved by a pediatrician), colorful illustrations and humorous analogies make for a fresh look at a familiar topic, sure to have young readers learning one minute and laughing the next. From...[more] (posted on 2013-06-08)

You Can\'t Text a Toucan

Clear explanations (fact-checked and approved by a pediatrician), colorful illustrations and humorous analogies make for a fresh look at a familiar topic, sure to have young readers learning one minute and laughing the next. From head to toe (or from cranium to phalanges), Harriet Ziefert and Amanda...[more] (posted on 2013-06-08)

Does a Beaver Sleep in a Bed?

Who sleeps in a bed? Does a polar bear? Does a beaver? Does a bumblebee? Do you? Bedtime is one of the most important times of the day for young children, and this latest addition to the informative Early Experiences series explains to children why only some animals have beds, but everybody goes to sleep....[more] (posted on 2013-06-08)

Does a Bear Wear Books

Getting dressed is one of a young child's first "grown-up" experiences. Filled with fascinating facts about animals, this book explains why people need clothes to protect them and to keep them warm and healthy! This collection counting 14 titles and addressed to preschool children, provided a humorous...[more] (posted on 2013-06-08)

Does a Woodpecker Use a Hammer?

Who uses tools. A woodpecker? With a friendly and funny question-and-answer format that compares people and animals, this book provides the perfect vehicle for introducing children to experiences they all encounter as they grow and develop. This collection is addressed to preschool children, provides...[more] (posted on 2013-06-08)

Bear in Underwear: Color and Draw

Join Bear in Underwear in a myriad of fun coloring and drawing activities! 7.99 USD (posted on 2013-06-08)

Dwell Studio: Color and Learn

Join wonderful Dwell Design Studio for some great coloring, drawing and learning fun activities!! A my-first-activity-book to get toddlers counting and coloring---Dwell-style! Dwell-style illustrations of animals, food, vehicles, buildings, and other items are incorporated into concept-centered coloring...[more] (posted on 2013-06-08)

Simms Taback: My Very First Activity Book

Join Simms Taback great and fun characters for some fun, drawing, coloring and learning activities!! Caldecott award-winning illustrator Simms Taback offers a lively, interactive My Very First Activity Book as only he could make it! Counting, colors, animals, animal baby names, and other simple concepts (first/last,...[more] (posted on 2013-06-08)

How the Helicopter Got to the Museum

How did this great helicopter get to the museum? Acclaimed author and illustrator Jessie Hartland beautifully presents this informative and fascinating history. This is essential reading for junior pilots and all interested in the art of flying! For: History and aeronautical fans Art-smart readers...[more] (posted on 2013-06-07)

Inside, Outside, Upside Down

A fun coloring and drawing activity book for 4 year olds (and above!) to fill in, while learning about spacial location and opposites! (posted on 2013-05-01)

Early Experiences: Does an Elephant Take a Bath

Bathing is an important part of every young child\'s day. It\'s also an important part of some animals\' days. In Does an Elephant Take a Bath?, children will learn why both animals and people need to keep themselves clean. (posted on 2013-02-15)

Early Experiences: Does a Chimp Wear Clothes

Getting dressed is one of a young child\'s first \"grown-up\" experiences. Filled with fascinating facts about animals, this book explains why people need clothes to protect them and to keep them warm and healthy! This collection counting 14 titles and addressed to preschool children, provided a humorous...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Early Experiences: Does a Girafe Drive?

Moving around is one of a young child\'s first \"grown-up\" experiences. Filled with fascinating facts about animals and machines, this book explains why people created machines to move and travel ! This collection counting 14 titles and addressed to preschool children, provided a humorous approach to...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Early Experiences: Does a Mouse have a Mommy?

Filled with fascinating facts about animals, this book explains why people and animal alike need a mother! This collection counting 14 titles and addressed to preschool children, provided a humorous approach to child-development issues such as bathing, sleeping in one\'s own bed, etc. using sparse...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Early Experiences: Does a Pig Flush?

With a friendly and funny question-and-answer format that compares people and animals, this book provides the perfect vehicle for introducing children to experiences they all encounter as they grow and develop. Fred Ehrlich\'s exaggerated humor leads perfectly to the fact that these are functions each...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Early Experiences: Does a Seal Smile?

With a friendly and funny question-and-answer format that compares people and animals, this book provides the perfect vehicle for introducing children to experiences they all encounter as they grow and develop. Fred Ehrlich\'s exaggerated humor leads perfectly to the fact that these are functions each...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Early Experiences: Does a Tiger Open Wide?

Does a tiger go to the dentist? What about a giraffe? Everything young readers need to know to prepare for a checkup with their dentists is laid out humorously and realistically. Comparing and contrasting such outrageously silly moments as a hippo and a child saying ahhhh, the author and artist effectively...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Early Experiences: Does a Yack Get a Haircut?

With a friendly and funny question-and-answer format that compares people and animals, this book provides the perfect vehicle for introducing children to experiences they all encounter as they grow and develop. Fred Ehrlich\'s exaggerated humor leads perfectly to the fact that these are functions each...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Early Experiences: Does a Lion Brush?

With a friendly and funny question-and-answer format that compares people and animals, this book provides the perfect vehicle for introducing children to experiences they all encounter as they grow and develop. Fred Ehrlich\'s exaggerated humor leads perfectly to the fact that these are functions each...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Think About: Does a Panda Go to School?

Who goes to school? Does a panda? Does an ostrich? Does an armadillo? Does a chimpanzee? This book helps teach children about important moments of childhood. Using a funny question-and-answer format comparing people to animals, the author and illustrator share information on childhood events that may...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Early Experiences: Does a Duck Have a Daddy?

Who has a daddy? Does a butterfly? Does a bug? Does a fish? Does a duck? DO YOU? This book will engage children emotionally and intellectually, they will learn why some animals don\'t need parents after birth, and why many need parental care, just like they do. With a friendly and funny question-and-answer...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Early Experiences: Does a Baboon Sleep in a Bed?

Who sleeps in a bed? Does a polar bear? Does a beaver? Does a bumblebee? Do you? Bedtime is one of the most important times of the day for young children, and this latest addition to the informative Early Experiences series explains to children why only some animals have beds, but everybody goes to sleep....[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Think About: Does a Camel Cook?

The latest addition to the Early Experiences series takes a look at how and where animals and people find their food, and what they do with their food once they find it. This friendly, fact-filled, question-and-answer format, comparing people to animals, provides the perfect vehicle to introduce young...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

Early Experiences: Does a Hippo Says Ahh?

Important moments in childhood are depicted lightly, but effectively, in a funny question-and-answer format. Does a hippo go to the doctor? Does a zebra? Everything young readers need to know to prepare for a checkup with their doctors is laid out humorously and realistically. Comparing and contrasting...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

You Can't See Your Bones with Binoculars

You really can\'t see your bones with binoculars...but you can see them with X-rays! Actual X-rays of real bones overlay the quirky illustrations and an engaging, interactive text take kids through the skeletal system, inviting them to find and feel their own bones. Clear explanations (fact-checked and...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

You Can't Lay an Egg if You're an Elephant

You can\'t lay an egg if you\'re an elephant! So how are baby elephants born? What about baby penguins or baby chickens? Do they come from eggs? What about humans? This informative text examines the difference between animals that lay eggs and animals that give birth to live babies. Each chapter describes...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

You Can't Take Your Body to a Repair Shop

Jam-packed with information -- grown-ups will learn from this book, too! It\'s written by a doctor with more than thirty years experience treating children and families. The latest addition to the popular You Can\'t... series focuses on common illnesses that affect children. Fred Ehrlich explains what...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

You Can't Use your Brain If you're a Jelly Fish

This fun and informative look at brains--insect brains, bird brains, monkey brains, human brains-- and how they work is sure to intrigue young readers. Clear explanations (fact-checked and approved by a pediatrician), colorful illustrations and humorous analogies make for a fresh look at a familiar...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

You Can't See a Dodo at the Zoo

You Can\'t See a Dodo at the Zoo looks at the world of extinct and endangered species. In easy-to-understand language, Fred Ehrlich covers dinosaurs, extinct birds and mammals, and endangered animals, giving clear and concise explanations of what happened to them. Punctuated with humorous verse to emphasize...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

You Can't Buy a Dinosaur With a Dime

Clink, clink, clink, clink...Clink, clink, clinkity... Money saved in a bank makes your brain think-thinkity! Children are fascinated by moneyhow it looks, feels, smells, and most of all, what it buys. And Pete is no exception. The rhymed verse describes how Pete saves his allowance, spends too much...[more] (posted on 2013-02-15)

It's Time to Say Goodnight

The charming text for this book was inspired by the witty lyrics to the Comden & Green song “I Say Good Morning to the Sun.” Kids will delight in saying good morning to the animals, toys, and nature that make up their world. In fact, by the time they’re finished saying good morning to everything,...[more] (posted on 2012-11-14)

Eric, The Boy Who Lost His Gravity

Young Eric awakes one morning on the ceiling of his bedroom, having somehow lost his gravitational pull. Now Eric must solve the problem of appearing normal at school. Loading his pockets with the heaviest things he can scrounge up tethers him a bit more, but not altogether. In gym, the phys ed teacher...[more] (posted on 2012-11-14)

How the Meteorite Got to the Museum

Book Description Using a \"house that Jack built\" repetitive prose structure, Hartland details the steps that brought a meteor from outer space, across the eastern US, to the roof of a car in Peekskill, New York, and thereafter to be verified, tested, and exhibited at the American Museum of Natural...[more] (posted on 2012-11-14)

Monster Needs One More!

Let's have another fun count-and-lift-the-flaps story! I’ll Have Another portrays a monster-chil's day that starts with one breakfast donut, to which he adds to make two donuts, leading consecutively (1 through 10) to 4+1 blocks at playtime, 6+1 ducks in his bath, and, finally, 9+1 goodnight kisses....[more] (posted on 2012-11-14)

Scribble and Ink: The Contest

Scribbles, the cat, and Ink, the mouse, are buddies and fellow artists. Ink is excited for them to enter a \"Draw a Dinosaur\" contest. Ink is secretly scared of drawing a dinosaur. He urges Scribbles to have a go at it, but thinks the resulting effort looks like a pork chop. Next, Ink draws...an egg—and...[more] (posted on 2012-11-14)

Posey Prefers Pink

Meet Posey. She wears pink clothes, has a pink room, rides a pink bike, and prefers pink desserts. Everything in her pink world is just the way she likes it…but what if another color catches her eye? Selling Points Very girly: Both pink-obsessed little girls and those who prefer other hues...[more] (posted on 2012-11-14)

Posey Paints Princess

Posey is back and learning how to paint. In this charming story, the heroine of Posey Prefers Pink gets an art lesson from her mom. While mopping up spills and mixing colors, Posey learns how to turn a mistake into a work of art! Selling Points Very girly: All three pink, glittery titles in this...[more] (posted on 2012-11-14)

What’s New? What’s Missing? What’s Different?

Two animal pals appear in nearly 50 not-quite-identical illustration scenarios. The kid-reader is asked to discern the differences between the scenes and to mark those differences on the pages. It\'s an absorbing, more challenging extension of Sesame Street\'s classic \"one of these things is not like...[more] (posted on 2012-11-14)

I Can Doodle Dots

How many doodles can you make with dots? Lots! Book Description Travis Foster\'s simple, cartoon-style drawings serve as great models for budding artists. Kids will gain a real sense of accomplishment whether they imitate the drawings or make their own unique doodles. Each page offers a complete...[more] (posted on 2012-11-14)

Draw and Learn Placemats: Sports Doodle

Draw while you dine! Product Description In Sports Doodles, kids turn numbers into sports-themed drawings—equipment, athletes, etc. Information tied to that number and theme is included for added fun. For example, a zero becomes the basis for a drawing that shows how to hold a fastball, which...[more] (posted on 2012-11-14)

Draw and Learn Placemats: Fairy Doodles

In Fairy Doodles, kids turn letters into fairy-themed drawings: Selling Points Portable/affordable: Doodle placemats are easy to pack and go and easy on the pocketbook! Great on-the-go gift: These placemats provide a fun, long-lasting activity for kids waiting to be served at restaurants, at home,...[more] (posted on 2012-11-14)

Goodnight Underwear

A Very Bear-y Underwear-y Bedtime Story Once upon a time there was a Bear Who found a forest clearing where… There were seven mats to serve as beds For seven friends to rest their heads An outdoor sleepover with treats and songs! Such a beautiful night! What could possibly go wrong? It’s all...[more] (posted on 2012-11-07)

Quack Like a Duck

What kid wouldn’t like being encouraged to Swing Like a Monkey, Wiggle Like an Octopus, and now Quack Like a Duck!? This lively little series encourages younger kids to recognize, say, and act out sounds and movements. Amid all the fun, little minds will be picking up pre-reading and language skills. MEOW...[more] (posted on 2012-08-29)

Count & Color: Fly

Animals under the sea and up in the air fly and swim on the pages of these not-youraverage coloring books. Young artists will have a splash coloring in beautiful block prints of an amazing array of sea creatures and airborne animals-- and will strengthen counting skills, learn a little about printmaking,...[more] (posted on 2012-08-29)

Learn a Language Flashcards: Animals

Learning languages—in a flash! See it! Say it! Make a connection! Kids are best-suited to acquire multiple languages between infancy and five years of age, and interactive play with a parent is the method early childhood development experts recommend. For babies to younger kids, this set of cleverly...[more] (posted on 2012-08-29)

Alphabeasties and other Amazing Types

From an alligator made of A\'s to a zebra made of Z\'s, the alphabeasties in this book are ingeniously built out of multiple typefaces. Sharon Werner and Sarah Forss\'s best-selling book is the recipient of many awards, including a Parents\' Choice Silver Award, Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Gold Best Books...[more] (posted on 2012-08-29)

Christmas Delicious

Celebrate Christmas with Raisin and Rice, two Manhattan mice who are lucky to live in the storeroom at Zanzibar\'s Deli, which is filled to the rafters with delectable treats. What better way to enjoy Christmas than with a delicious feast? But the mice forget the most important part of their party: their...[more] (posted on 2012-08-29)

You and Me: We're Opposites

In this lighthearted opposites book, the toucan wants to let the anteater know which one of them is up and which is down. The flamingo thinks that she\'s nice . . . and that the gorilla is grouchy. And the giraffe is peering over the fence to let the penguins know he\'s tall and they\'re short. $12.99 (posted on 2012-08-29)

Alphabeasties Amazing Activity Book

Join the Alphabeasties and draw, color, read, write, and sticker from A to Z. Kids will be engaged with playful, intelligent activities, including mazes, word searches, and rebus puzzles. Packed with over 300 full-color stickers! The award-winning design team behind the best-selling Alphabeasties...[more] (posted on 2012-08-29)

Alphabeasties: Flash Cards

The award-winning design team of the innovative book Alphabeasties and Other Amazing Types has created 26 eye-catching alphabet flash cards. Each card features an animal ingeniously built from the first letter of its name. Different typefaces comprise each of the beasties, making for a wondrous and witty...[more] (posted on 2012-08-29)

Sami's Let's Count

SAMi knows how babies and toddlers learn through play. Now SAMi babies can graduate to two new titles with the award-winning line’s signature fusion of high style and multi-layered substance. Perfectly on-target for older toddlers, these books offer an uncommonly smart mix of concepts and learning connections....[more] (posted on 2012-06-25)

What is Part This, Part That?

What kind of song is part talk and part sing? Rap! And can you guess what’s part buzz and—ouch!—part sting? Songlike rhyme inspires kids to think about the parts that make up the sum of various things, actions, and concepts. Behind a flap, young readers will discover what is part whisper and part...[more] (posted on 2012-06-25)

It's a Firefly Night

A favorite childhood activity—catching fireflies—glows from the pages of this story-with-a-counting-concept offering. “One, two, three, four, five. My jar’s like a light bulb that’s just come alive.” With rhyming lines that read like a song, It’s a Firefly Night chronicles the capture...[more] (posted on 2012-06-25)

Monster, Be Good!

Any kid can tame a monster! This charming concept book puts the child-reader “in charge” of an assortment of unruly little monsters (stand-ins for their real-life counterparts) who are wild, noisy, hungry, scary, selfish, and grumpy. Sound familiar? The emphasis is on helping the monsters figure...[more] (posted on 2012-06-25)

Flip-A-Shape: Yum!

50,000 babies can’t be wrong! Flip the page and a triangular carrot becomes—flip!—an ice cream cone. Flip the die-cut circle pages and watch an apple become a pizza pie. Watch babies light up as they transform one food-based shape into another simply by turning each sturdy page. “ [E]ye-popping...[more] (posted on 2012-06-21)

Mmm... Let's Eat!

This book is delicious! Here’s a book that helps younger kids make a connection between great food and the colors they see in their everyday lives. Red trucks and toys at playtime? How about strawberries and squirty cherry tomatoes for a snack? An orange sunset leads into sweet potatoes for dinner...[more] (posted on 2012-06-21)

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