Winter
The classic wordless board book with joyful wintery illustrations from a USBBY-honored illustrator. Winter is one of the four wordless Seasons board books created by renowned illustrator Gerda Muller. Loved for almost 30 years, these books are full of lively and charming vintage illustrations, which children will enjoy returning to again and again. This chunky board book shares the joys of the season - children building snowmen, ice-skating, throwing snowballs, and decorating the Christmas tree. Created without words, this delightful book encourages very young children to engage with the illustrations, create their own stories and spot details in the wintery scenes.
Lift-The-Flap Telling the Time
What does that clock say? When are 12 a.m. and 12 p.m.? And how long is a century? With bright illustrations, quirky characters and over 125 flaps to lift, this book makes learning about time easy and fun. It covers how to read ALL kinds of clocks, analogue and digital, and even with Roman numerals. It also explains how to use timetables and calendars, and related concepts and vocabulary - such as what is a fortnight, a decade or how many days there are in a leap year. At the end, a specially engineered page lets readers assemble a clock with moving hands, which they can use to practise their skills in a time-telling challenge.
Sally Meets the Alphabots
The title character, thanks to a robot she made herself, meets Alphabots, an emissary of the Council of Elder Letters, who introduces her to the world of letters. There's a lot going on there, and Alphabots himself saves Sally in a very difficult situation.Learning at the basics is the key to success, it is a ticket to a better life. Children who can read and write do much better in school and in life than those who have problems with it. This book helps parents and their children acquire the first basic literacy skills, and this is the foundation for further learning.____________________________________________________The book tells the story of a girl who, thanks to the robot she made, learns the secrets of letters. The reader will find an example that clearly shows how useful the knowledge of the alphabet and the ability to write are in life. This is a position addressed to young readers starting their adventure with letters and writing. The author tries to give the letters a distinctive character and specific personality traits. Did he succeed? Judge for yourself.
Nola The Nurse
Dive into a fun & colorful children's story about fighting germs and practicing good hygiene!Nola the Nurse is back to teach us about the importance of washing our hands! Germs are everywhere - and if we're not careful, they can make us very sick. Can Nola and her best friend Maddi help us stay safe and healthy? Read on to find out!In the fun and exciting second volume of Nola The Nurse, kids and parents alike will be invited on a memorable journey to learn all about the world of germs and how we can stop them. With Nola and her best friend Maddi the Midwife, children ages 4-8 will discover how to keep themselves safe from germs, avoid getting sick, and practice good hygiene. As a valuable read for at home or in the classroom, kids will love following Nola and Maddi as they share how we can stop those icky germs in their tracks and create a healthier future for us all!Book details: - Shares a Valuable Message About Good Hygiene & Fighting Germs Through Colorful Illustrations & Loveable Characters- Features an Easy-To-Understand Message That's Perfect For Both Boys & Girls Ages 4-8- Encourages Children To Wash Their Hands, Avoid Spreading Germs, & Become Health-Conscious- Makes a Great Resource For Parents, Caregivers, & Educators- And Much More!As a must-read for parents who want to maintain a healthy household and inspire their kids to pick up positive hygiene habits that will last a lifetime, the second volume of Nola the Nurse is a delightful read that sparks important conversations and encourages kids to be germ-conscious.Are you ready to learn all about good hygiene from Nola the Nurse? Then scroll up and grab your copy today to dive in!
Kindness is Cool
Kindness is Cool teaches children how easy it can be to spread kindness throughout the day!Kindness is one of the most important skills a child can learn!Kindness is Cool shares fun examples of children being kind to others and themselves at home, school, and community. Whether it's cheering for a friend, listening to a sibling, helping a neighbor, or caring for a pet, Kindness is Cool teaches that acts of kindness are cool and make our world a better place!
Count 1-10 with cute animals
"Count 1-10 with cute animals" is a fun and educational children's book that teacher numbers in a colorful and entertaining way. With illustrations of adorable animals wearing glasses, kids will enjoy counting and learning about the world of numbers with their new animal friends. This book is a must-have for every young reader's library.Product details8.5" x 8.5" (21.59cm x 21.59cm)24 pages of hand-drawn brightly colored attractive illustrations.Printed on highly quality paperFeaturing adorable animals wearing glasses on all pages.A wonderful gift for any child.Available in paperback and hardback
Crayola My Crayons- My World!
Shaped like a box of Crayola crayons, this tabbed board book encourages creativity and teaches kids about colors using fun rhymes and wacky illustrations! Opening a fresh box of Crayola crayons unlocks a world of possibilities! This fun, colorful, and unique tabbed board book introduces little ones to the eight colors found in a classic 8-pack-brown, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, and black-by identifying common items of the same color. This book also pushes kids to think outside the box as the narrator makes the sun green, tigers blue, and spaceships red!
Sweet Ciana & Sally The Snail
Sweet Ciana is a special friend of Princess Poo-Poo. Ciana also has a friend called Sally the Snail. Once again, a problem is solved by friends when Sweet Ciana finds a smart way to help Sally to stop feeling sad. This story focuses on the letter "S" with light-hearted humour and fun for young readers. This is the second book in the series of Princess Poo-Poo Books.
Mallory and the Time Machine
It was a fine summer day, and Mallory was helping her Gramps on the farm when she discovered a time machine. But, can they get it started, and will the magic work for Mallory? Find out in this charming tale perfect for bedtime reading, written by Jeff Scott.
Meara the Manatee and finding your hidden talent
It is Meara's turn to set off on her own adventure. She wishes to discover that her special talent is. Will she be able to do it in time for the school talent show? With the help of her brother, Obare' she may do just that.
100 First Words: Nature
A nature-based title in this prize-winning lift-the-flap series With bold, easy-to-lift card flaps, this stylish first words book is full of objects for children to recognize in nature. Every word is brought to life with charming artwork by home-ware designer Edward Underwood. And with flaps to lift on every page, little ones will enjoy exploring this book over and over.
Posture Town
In Posture Town we stand up straight! Good posture makes us feel just great! Do you feel concerned when your child slouches or sits in weird positions? Posture Town helps children develop mindfulness about correct body posture and is fun to read! Help your child take the first step towards a life free from aches and pains related to poor posture with an enjoyable trip to Posture Town! Written by Physical Therapist and Researcher, Shweta Kapur.
Maggie Discovers the Rainbow
MAGGIE DISCOVERS THE RAINBOW will empower young people to reach out of their comfort zones to try something new. In this story, a cautious girl's shiny new rain boots inspire her to explore the possibilities of a gray afternoon. When she finds the courage to seize the moment she is rewarded with an adventure through all the colors of a rainbow and the emotions they evoke from safe, comfortable purple to fierce, brave red. Children will love following Maggie as she dances, drifts, and delights in a magical world of color.
Money and Finance for Kids
Has your child ever shown an interest in money?Have you ever struggled with how to explain things to them in a way they can understand? Let's join Marlon and his Grandpa as they learn more about money, how to earn it, how to save it, and much more. See Grandpa help Marlon set goals and watch how he teaches many important concepts along the way. This charming story is full of information to help kids develop their knowledge and understanding of finances which are such an important part of their lives.
Raina's Rainbow Lemonade
Every Saturday, Raina goes to her grandma's house and they make lemonade together. But it's not just any lemonade; it's rainbow lemonade! Using freshly squeezed lemons, sugar, water, and food coloring, Raina mixes up cups of lemonade in every shade of the rainbow and serves them to friends and neighbors. She loves to watch the colors mix as she pours the colorful drinks.In Raina's Rainbow Lemonade, readers will learn the basics of color theory as well as the value of serving the community as they join Raina and Grandma for a fun-filled day of making rainbow lemonade.���� ���� ���� ����
Feeding the Ducks with Lily and Milo
Feeding ducks at the park is so much fun! There's a big pond with ducks, a playground, a sandpit and so much more! Wait! Did you bring some bread? Join Lily and Milo and their fun day at the park! Learn new words and explore the beautiful world that surrounds you! A lively story to learn and play for toddlers ages 24 months and up.
Dancing With (My Life With God
This book of poetry has been written for the enjoyment of those who believe in Jesus the Christ as their Savior, and to encourage others to do so. As in every one of my previous books, all of the glory is for God!
Fingertrail ABC
Meet an amazing anteater, a cool cat in a car, an enormous elephant much more in this charming introduction to the alphabet. Gorgeous illustrations, irresistible finger trails and alphabetical text combine to make this a perfect book to help very young children learn lower-case letter shapes and the sounds associated with them.
Big Book of Colors
A fantastic journey through an amazing world of over 130 colors, including the primary and secondary colors and descriptive color words, such as canary yellow, russet and mint green. Includes a color wheel to turn to see which colors go well together and a see-through acetate page to flip to see what happens when you mix colors. A delightful book to share and talk about with a young child, and to use as inspiration for writing and painting as they grow older.
If You Find a Leaf
An exquisite picture book that celebrates the fall season and encourages children to see the colorful leaves around them in an entirely new way. The artist uses real leaves of vibrant hues to make her oh-so-charming illustrations. Every year, gusts of wind blow colorful autumn leaves to the ground. Some leaves make a crunch under foot, and others are so beautiful they deserve to be saved. In this story a young artist draws inspiration from the leaves she collects and every leaf sparks a new idea. She imagines turning a Japanese Zelkova leaf into a boat to sail far away, a Honey Locust leaf into a swing to sway in the gentle breeze, and an American Basswood leaf into a hot air balloon to float high above the trees. Any young reader who turns the pages of this beautiful book will be inspired to use their own imagination as they hunt for leaves this fall. And for young readers who want to make their own leaf creations there are tips for including leaves in their artwork and additional fun craft ideas.
I, Sea
A playful tale about homonyms and the power of perspective Told through the repetition of two sounds, this delightful pirate adventure is also a clever lesson on homonyms: words that sound the same, or are spelled the same, but have different meanings. A swashbuckling tabby and their crabby first mate are enjoying a day on the water when--"Eye! Sea!"--a wave crashes against their ship and something gets in the captain's eye. The two companions visit the optometrist, where the cat reads out the letters I and C during an eye test. The eye doctor explains, "Eye. See?" and teaches the pirate how to put on an eyepatch. By the end of the book, readers will shout "I see!" as it's revealed that the whole story was part of a child's bathtub playtime. This charming ode to language and imagination is illustrated in Ashley Barron's iconic cut-paper collage artwork. Read aloud, it will spark conversation and exclamation as young kids discover the whimsy of word play.
Jumping Through Tenses and Timelines
Do you know the twelve tenses of the English language?Have you ever come across a story version that explores this?By the end of this story, you will have been jumping through tenses and timelines when you catch up with Dogmeat.Yorick is a school teacher who lives in Australia.He loves collecting armour, drawing and telling stories to his children, Lizzie and Felix.He struggles to understand the complexities of language at times.There are plenty of books on the subject, but why cant there be more enjoyable ways to explore tricky ideas for people as young as Lizzie and Felix to enjoy?Hopefully you enjoyed this tale.Feel free to check out Yorick's other stories atwww.theartofyorick.com
100 First Words
The newest offering in the My First collection, 100 First Words is an exciting, interactive lift-the-flap adventure that includes 100 first words for little ones to learn. It's never too early to prepare young children for reading! 100 First Words is the perfect way to get children engaged in reading while providing an entertaining experience. This board book includes full-color photographs, prompts, and lift-the-flaps throughout to introduce children to a number of early learning concepts, such as colors, shapes, animals, things that go, and more. The durable flaps provide a fun, interactive element while also helping to improve a child's fine motor skills.
Everyday Alphabet
Get ready to learn the alphabet with adorable animals in the popular kawaii art style. A bear with balloons, a hedgehog with a hat, and a giraffe with gifts are just some of the entertaining images that will delight babies and toddlers. Includes a complete alphabet at the bottom each spread to reinforce alphabetical order.Compact size is perfect for little hands.Makes an ideal gift, stocking stuffer, or Easter basket stuffer.Series also includes Everyday Foods, Everyday Colors, and Everyday Counting.
The Perfect Adventure
Kiki was a Doodle with a very special book. Kiki's book could take her on an adventure anywhere in the world. But Kiki's adventure was missing something...Color!Kate Holiday's The Perfect Adventure invites young readers to experience colors in a new, sensory, and creative way.About the AuthorKate Holiday is an American author and illustrator who has worked for over a decade across the Middle East, Africa, and Europe, providing her with a rich understanding of storytelling around the world. Despite her many travels, Holiday's greatest adventure has been experiencing life through her nieces and nephew.
My Aunt Roselee's Mr. Needmore
When she did not eat all the food on her plate, her Aunt Roselee said, "Mr. Needmore is going to get you when you grow up. You just wait and see." When the little girl lost a sock or scarf, Aunt Roselee told her, "Mr. Needmore is going to get you when you grow up. You just wait and see." Throughout her childhood, the girl wondered who Mr. Needmore was and what he looked like. Was he tall and skinny like a totem pole? Or was he short and fat like a wild buffalo? It was not until she was an adult that she discovered the identity of Mr. Needmore. A picture book for children, My Aunt Roselee's Mr. Needmore, shares a message to kids about becoming wise and not being wasteful in what is given and learning to be good keepers of the things life grants them.
What Is Supply and Demand?
Do you want to give your child an early start in learning how the economy works?Supply and demand are the fundamental elements of most economic principles and surround us in our everyday lives. Your child will learn about the basics of supply and demand through reading a cute and fun story they can relate to. Recommended for ages 3-8.SynopsisCharlie has a bakery that sells cookies and ice cream sandwiches. His bakery has many customers in the summer but fewer in the winter. What does he do to get more customers? How does price affect demand? How does a change in supply affect price and demand?What parents think about this book..."My 7 year old understood everything and can put it in context of what is going on right now with supply chain crisis""Explaining supply and demand is no easy task even for high school economics teachers. This book laid out a fantastic example with such depth and clarity.""It explains supply and demand in a simple story form. I recommend it for early readers.""Was a very short read but well explains the concept for a child""This is the sort of thing that I wish they taught in schools, because the earlier that kids understand these valuable concepts, the better!"
Belly Button Tales
When Hailie and Madi ask their mom for a bedtime story, they aren't expecting THIS story..."Madi! Help! I'm falling into my belly button!"Inside Hailie's belly button, they hear growling, and look like the perfect snack for the big, hungry snake-beast living in Hailie's tummy. Unless they want to become monster food, they need to escape. Fast. Will Madi and Hailie escape, or will they be trapped inside Hailie's belly button forever?
Llama Llama Shapes
Anna Dewdney's New York Times bestselling series continues with a new Llama Llama concept board book about shapes and all the places to find them! Llama Llama spends the day at the farmers market surrounded by shapes. From rectangles, squares, triangles, circles, and stars, children will enjoy this look-and-find format as they search for each shape. This book is told through colorful spreads illustrated by JT Morrow that will have new Llama Llama fans turning the page to find close-up art of all the shapes.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s Garden Friends
Join The Very Hungry Caterpillar and his garden friends in this interactive touch-and-feel adventure perfect for little hands and curious minds. Children will love experiencing the sensations scattered across all pages of this durable and educational board book! Greet a new friend with each turn of the page as you explore the garden with The Very Hungry Caterpillar! This interactive and educational book encourages young readers to feel and think about each texture they encounter, and Eric Carle's beloved signature art style sets each delightful scene. Classic characters come to life in this sensational story perfect for a little reader's growing world!
Madeline's Seasons
Learn about the seasons with Ludwig Bemelmans's classic character, Madeline! Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall, turn a page and you'll learn them all!Ludwig Bemelmans's beloved character Madeline is back with her friends to explore the seasons. Perfect for little hands, this is a great year-round gift for the youngest readers.
Hooray For The Best Things Of All!
Hooray For The Best Things Of All! explores the things that children love-and there are so many choices!Favorite games, stories, and playmatesFavorite places to go and things to see in natureFavorite foods to enjoy and family traditions to shareFavorite things they're good at doing.There seems to be no limit to the pleasure a child can discover, or the sense of appreciation and gratitude that will accompany that discovery. Hooray for everything that brings joy to children!
Our Place
Brad and Monica are five-year-old twins, who are just about to start school. Both of them are blind, so they will learn to read and write using braille. At school, they meet Mrs. Perkins, their teacher, and Mr. Ishikawa, a teaching assistant. They make new friends and have fun singing. The only problem is that one of them does not like reading, and the other one hates math! Our Place: Monica and Brad Start School is written in both print and braille. It is an engaging and educational story, and readers of all ages will have fun learning how braille works.The print, braille, and illustrations in this book are all in a visual form, so it is not accessible to tactile readers. For updates on this topic, please visit: www.hgb4yr.com/accessibilit
Out to Play
When four little ducklings venture out of the nest, they discover the bright world around them. From towering windmills to swaying tulips, readers will join in the exploration of a cozy dutch landscape. This read-aloud story is a fun way to reinforce number recognition in young listeners.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar's First Fall
There are so many ways to spend a cool fall day. Join The Very Hungry Caterpillar and explore everything the season has to offer! Celebrate fall with The Very Hungry Caterpillar and his friends in this exploration of the season. Young readers can learn all about seasonal sensory experiences, like looking at the leaves as they change color, listening to the whooshing wind, feeling the warmth of a warm cozy sweater, and so much more!
Out to Play
When four little ducklings venture out of the nest, they discover the bright world around them. From towering windmills to swaying tulips, readers will join in the exploration of a cozy dutch landscape. This read-aloud story is a fun way to reinforce number recognition in young listeners.
Our Place
Brad and Monica are five-year-old twins, who are just about to start school. Both of them are blind, so they will learn to read and write using braille. At school, they meet Mrs. Perkins, their teacher, and Mr. Ishikawa, a teaching assistant. They make new friends and have fun singing. The only problem is that one of them does not like reading, and the other one hates math! Our Place: Monica and Brad Start School is written in both print and braille. It is an engaging and educational story, and readers of all ages will have fun learning how braille works.The print, braille, and illustrations in this book are all in a visual form, so it is not accessible to tactile readers. For updates on this topic, please visit: www.hgb4yr.com/accessibilit
Hooray For The Best Things Of All!
Hooray For The Best Things Of All explores the things that children love-and there are so many choices! Favorite games, stories, and playmates Favorite places to go and things to see in natureFavorite foods to enjoy and family traditions to share Favorite things they're good at doing. There seems to be no limit to the pleasure a child can discover, or the sense of appreciation and gratitude that will accompany that discovery. Hooray for everything that brings joy to children!
Monkey Mind
Monkey Mind is an enchanting, uplifting story that follows young Bai who learns how to find balance and emotional control. The book introduces the concept of a "monkey mind," drawing from Eastern philosophies to explain the unsettled, chaotic thoughts that jump rapidly from one subject to another. By using simple mindfulness-based strategies like pausing, slowing down, and taking deep breaths, Bai is able to gain clarity and focus his mind. The narrative also provides an opportunity for adults to openly discuss mental health with children, normalizing anxiety and teaching them how to regulate their emotions.Monkey Mind was created and written as a conduit to help children understand and address their anxiety. The goal is twofold: to inspire parents to discuss anxiety with their kids, and to normalize and break the stigma of anxiety for children.
Great Explorers
Award Winner - Golden Wizard Book Prize 2023!Do you want to teach your child the love of science and nature?In today's world full of screens, kids are less and less likely to be pulled to the wonders of exploring all nature has to offer. As a parent, grandparent, or teacher, you can give your little ones the ultimate gift of the love of nature by reading to them Great Explorers.You never know what you will find until you start observing!Join Emmi and friends on their backyard expedition where they use their senses to observe the creatures in their natural environment. Science and Nature meet in this outdoor adventure for ages 3 to 6, where kids use a log book to capture what they find and learn to craft play paper binoculars for their own expeditions!This engaging book teaches about using your senses to explore your world."Children are natural explorers and will be captivated by and relate to Emmi and her friends as they are exposed to scientific terminology and concepts through multiple and diverse points of view. As a Montessori teacher, I love how Great Explorers invites the possibility to expand the teaching moment into an interactive experience as the child observes nature and discovers their own place within it."- Pennie, Montessori Teacher for 37 yearsBook Extras: ◆ Science terminology introduced and integrated◆ Find creatures hidden in the book◆ Join in the expedition fun discovery page◆ Coloring page of Emmi◆ Make play paper binoculars with a step by step guide◆ Parent and Teacher suggested reading guide◆ Links to free downloadable coloring pages◆ Links to free log book page to make your own observation log bookYou'll definitely want to share this outdoor adventure book with your own little one or your class!Book One in the Emmi's World Series
The Upside-Down Crown
There once was a princess who wore a large crown, her favorite red dress, and also, a frown.No matter how blessed the princess was to have wealth and a kingdom, her face always wore a sad frown. Can the princess learn to look at the world in a more happy way? The Upside-Down Crown helps teach children that a bad feeling can always be changed into a good feeling.
