Baby at the Farm
Baby farm animals snuggling with a happy young toddler combine with interactive touch-and-feel elements that add texture to fluffy chicks, a woolly lamb and more in this adorable board book by the author of the best-selling Where Is Baby's Belly Button? It’s too cute for words! Ages 0-3
Biscuit Meets the Class Pet
When Nibbles the class pet rabbit comes for a stay at Biscuit's house, the irrepressible puppy isn't sure he's ready to share his toys. Can visitors be fun? This is another adorable entry in the Biscuit series, perfect for beginning independent readers ages 5-8
Fancy Nancy: Splendiferous Christmas
The world has never seemed fancier to Nancy than at Christmas: there's abundant snow, the house is decked out in lights, there are presents with elegant wrapping paper, and on Christmas Eve, Nancy has a special angel tree topper to hang. The trouble is, Christmas Eve comes with a lot of waiting. Can Christmas still be splendiferous if things don’t turn out as Nancy planned? A fun holiday treat for Nancy fans ages 4-7
The Patterson Puppies and the Rainy Day
What to do on a rainy day? Nothing’s better than a day at the beach, so the Patterson Puppies grab their swimsuits, sand toys and towels. They turn up the surf music and the pups proceed to create their very own ocean…inside the house! That first bucket of water is only the beginning of the adventure that includes exploring the ocean floor and boarding a pirate ship. Mom and Dad crash the party but the waterlogged puppies know there is fun to be had in all kinds of weather. Ages 5-6.
Shapes That Roll
Circles, triangles, squares, and more! Some shapes can roll while others can stack; some shapes lie down while others stand tall. Ovals and diamonds join the fun as each unique shape shows what it can do. Bright colors and rhyming text make the most of this introduction to form for the picture book set. Ages 4-7.
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