A Walk in the Dark
A dusk till dawn walk through nature through the eyes of the animals who hunt, scavenge, play, dig and build while most people are tucked up in bed. Beginning just as the human world is slowing down for the evening, A Walk in the Dark takes the reader into the woods and the moonlit countryside. As the sun sets, a family of rabbits hop out of their burrows . . . until they spot a hungry fox returning to the badger's sett . . . and follow the badger through a field where wood mice hide from owls circling overhead . . . With fact boxes on every page and tips on how we can all help nocturnal animals, little ones will discover a whole world that's taking place in the dark.
They call it home
The ocean is full of secrets, wonders, and amazing creatures-are you ready to explore? This book takes young explorers on an exciting journey beneath the waves, uncovering the hidden worlds of the deep!From the sunlit shores to the mysterious midnight zone, discover the incredible habitats and creatures that call the ocean home. Meet glowing fish, playful dolphins, and deep-sea giants, and learn how they survive, thrive, and help keep our planet balanced.Packed with fun facts, colorful illustrations, and real-life wonders, this book will make you fall in love with the ocean-and inspire you to help protect it! Let's set sail on a journey of discovery-there's a whole world waiting beneath the waves!
If You Lived in the Sea, Who Would You Be?
"Young ocean lovers will treasure ... this remarkable introduction to sealife. A fascinating peek at the creatures who populate our oceans."--Publishers Weekly If you lived in the sea, would you dive to the depths of cold, murky water or fly high above warm coastal waves? With animals grouped according to opposite traits and shared characteristics, this rhyming adventure inspires readers to imagine what it would be like to live in the sea. From a grazing dugong rooting about to an elephant seal with an inflatable snout, children will learn about a wide variety of beloved and obscure sea creatures that live in our world's oceans and seas. Curious minds can delve deeper into the extensive back matter. The Who Would You Be? series invites readers to embark on rhyming adventures throughout different habitats around the world, while imagining what it might be like to live in those places as different types of creatures. Sparking joy and curiosity for ecosystems and the species who inhabit them, readers will discover that all creatures play important roles in their ecosystems, regardless of their size, shape, appearance, or lifestyle.
Usborne First Jigsaws and Book: Bugs
Step into the tiny, fascinating world of bugs and creepy crawlies, with this set of eight jigsaws and an early-years book. Specially designed for very young children, the simple two-piece puzzles engage hands and minds for a creative learning experience. With adorable illustrations by Elisa Ferro, this is the perfect playtime treat.
Dinosaurs
Embark on a prehistoric adventure with Dinosaurs, a roar-some interactive board book packed with flaps, die-cuts, and vibrant illustrations! Young paleontologists will lift flaps to discover dinosaur friends, learn fun facts, and explore the lives of these ancient giants.Dinosaurs is a roar-some new title in Taffy Tales' best-selling Fun Flaps series! This chunky, interactive board book features vibrant illustrations, sturdy flaps, and playful die-cuts that invite little hands to explore the world of dinosaurs like never before. From the towering T. rex to the swift Velociraptor, each page introduces a new dinosaur friend with fun facts and engaging visuals that spark imagination and curiosity. Lift the flaps to uncover hidden surprises, explore dino habitats, and learn cool details about these ancient giants--where they lived, what they ate, and how they roamed the Earth millions of years ago.Why you'll love Dinosaurs: Hands-on learning: Sturdy flaps and die-cuts encourage tactile exploration, making discovery interactive and fun. Educational and engaging: Introduces key dinosaurs, habitats, and fun facts, fostering early science and language skills. Perfect for dino-lovers: Vibrant illustrations and playful surprises keep children engaged and excited to explore again and again. A must-have for little paleontologists in the making, Dinosaurs is more than a book--it's a prehistoric adventure!About the Fun Flaps board book series: The Fun Flaps series from Taffy Tales features chunky, interactive board books with die-cuts throughout. These colorful, lively titles celebrate popular subjects, promote language development, and reinforce first concepts. Kids will want to read these surprising and delightful books again and again!
Who's in the Jungle Today?
Meet orangutans, leopards, crocodiles and more as you journey through the jungle. The sturdy pages are uniquely shaped and great for curious little hands to explore. The layering of the pages gives a hint of what is to come, keeping young readers engaged as they guess which animals they might see when they turn each page.
Don't Tickle the Dolphin!
You'd better not tickle the dolphin... because it just might squeak if you do! When you touch the soft patches in this hilarious sound book, you'll hear the different sea animal noises. As well as the dolphin, there's a turtle, a pelican and a sea otter to tickle, before they all get together for a toe-tapping musical finale.
The Tame Ways of Wild Animals
The Tame Ways of Wild Animals is a book to inspire children through the adventures of South Africa's wildlife. With stories of elephants getting married or snakes getting tied in knots, this local children's title evokes a sense of wonder.Aimed at ages 5-10 years old, these four short stories make up a fun world of animal antics. Featuring beautiful illustrations by Annerina de Beer; these stories were written by a mother of two, aiming to instill a love of stories in South Africa's young generation. Available in Afrikaans and English in two separate editions.
Insectarium
Explore the fascinating world of insects in Insectarium, the next installment in the Welcome to the Museum series. This gorgeous new offering from the Welcome to the Museum series introduces readers to some of the most essential creatures in the natural world: insects. Making up over 80 percent of living species on Earth, at least one million insect species dwell and thrive in a world right below our feet. In the galleries of Insectarium, readers will meet creatures such as the beautiful demoiselle and the gigantic goliath beetle, learning why and how these small creatures have such a huge impact on the world around us.
Meet My Friend... Leo the Lion
Get Ready to Run, Roar, and Explore with Leo the Lion!Step into the jungle with Leo the Lion, the king of fun and adventure! This interactive, playful rhyming story is perfect for children ages 2-6, encouraging movement, imagination, and learning through playful action and engaging storytelling.✔ Boost early language development✔ Encourage active participation✔ Promote confidence, bravery, and kindnessBonus Learning!Alongside the fun adventure, kids will discover amazing fun facts sprinkled throughout the book! Did you know that a lion's roar can be heard up to 5 miles away? Or that lions love to rest for nearly 20 hours a day? These fascinating facts make this book both entertaining and educational, sparking curiosity about the animal kingdom.Meet My Friend... Leo the Lion is part of the "Meet My Friend..." series, introducing kids to lovable animal characters from around the world. A must-have for bedtime, storytime, or any time of day!✨ Get ready to roar with Leo! Grab your copy today!
There There Little Bunny
Little bunny needs your care! Stroke its ears when it's scared, rub its nose better after an encounter with a tickly bug, and stroke its back when it's feeling sleepy. This adorable book encourages kindness in very little children as you gently rub the bunny better from minor mishaps. The snuggly touchy-feely patches bring a soothing interactive experience to a sweet, cozy read.
The Nest That Wren Built
"A familiar cumulative rhyme pattern here describes the activities of a pair . . . All in all, a delightfully readable and informative wrendition."--Kirkus Reviews (starred review) In the rhyming style of "The House That Jack Built," this poem about the care and specificity that Carolina wrens put into building a nest is at once tender and true to life. Papa and Mama Wren gather treasures of the forest, from soft moss for a lining to snakeskin for warding off predators. Randi Sonenshine's lilting stanzas, woven with accurate and unexpected details about Carolina wrens, and Anne Hunter's gentle, inviting illustrations reveal the mysterious lives of these birds and impart an appreciation for the wonder of the life cycles around us. Back matter includes a glossary and additional interesting facts about wrens.
