Maisy has always been a fabulous dresser, but now, with the help of split pages, preschoolers can design more than two hundred outfits by combining different tops, bottoms, and headwear, in a novelty book that offers hours of fun.
Revel in all things fishy in this undersea riot of color and rhyme — an oversize read-aloud from picture book artist Lucy Cousins.rnrnPaddle along with Little Fish on a mesmerizing underwater tour of friends spotty and stripy, happy and gripy, hairy and scary, even curly whirly and twisty twirly. From the creator of Maisy comes an eyepopping picture book that is sure to have little ones …
Eric Carle's animals are perfect for illustrating number concepts. One: giraffe. Two: giraffe and elephant. Three: giraffe, elephant, and bear. In this book, readers count all the way up to ten as each page has a corresponding number of animals to point out. The last page features a flip book of all the numbers to count out loud. The padded cover is perfect for little hands.
This adorable padded board book follows George and his beloved teddy as they adventure together. The sweet and engaging story encourages babies to follow along and discover all of George's favorite things—from soft, warm blankets to fresh bananas to his yellow duckie. At the end they will discover George's most favorite thing of all!rnrnThe padded front and back covers and sturdy board b…
This companion book to Counting Kisses offers preschoolers a colorfully illustrated holiday tale where a collection of Christmas goodies, such as tree lights and velvet stockings, are presented and counted from ten to one in preparation for Christmas morning. 100,000 first printing.
As the gradually increasing number of bears on wheels adds up through all kinds of combinations and permutations, beginning readers are offered a unique counting book, courtesy of the Berenstains.
What is a hole?rnA hole is when you step in itrnyou go downrnrnA hole isrnfor a mousernto live in.rnrnAnd, of course,a hole is to dig.rnrnThis is the funniest bookrnof definitions you'll ever read!
Children will not only improve their reading skills with these lively new books, but also begin to recognize basic and important math concepts. A Dozen Dozens' rhyming text and bright illustrations show that a dozen is always made up of twelve things, no matter how large or small.