Come along on our journey to New York. It's a special trip, just to visit the lions. Which lions could that be? The ones in the zoo? Toy lions in the store? Not at all: come see the lions who live at the New York Public Library. Margo Linn and Tania Roitman have provided a perfect introduction to the library for the newest readers.
Accidentally knocked into a bird's nest, a baby fruit bat is adopted by the birds. And when she's finally reunited with her mother and the other bats, she learns that the differences between bats and birds are much less significant than her newfound friendship. Full color.
More than one hundred leading authors and illustrators donate their talents in a creative tour de force that is making history.rnrnConceived and co-created by the National Children's Book and Literary Alliance, this incomparable collection of essays, personal accounts, historical fiction, and poetry melds with an equally stunning array of original art to offer a multifaceted look at America's h…
Children will delight in discovering opposites with Pooh and his friends in this board book, inspired by classic scenes from the original stories of Winnie-the-Pooh. Life in the Hundred Acre Wood is full of opposites? it has its ups and downs and its ins and outs, fronts and backs, tops and bottoms, and more.
The world of animals is filled with amazing creatures and fascinating facts. Each animal in the animal kingdom has its own unique body parts, social life, and survival skills. The Wild Wild World series gives young readers an opportunity to learn about the animals of the world and to better understand what makes each one special. These high-interest nonfiction picture books are sure to captivat…
Everybody needs a rock -- at least that's the way this particular rock hound feels about it in presenting her own highly individualistic rules for finding just the right rock for you.