Caldecott award-winning illustrator Simms Taback adds Farm Animals to his best-selling City Animals and Safari Animals series. Just like the other books, Farm Animals is a guessing game. Turn the page
Uses the same signature format and style as the series' previous titles. The question "Who am I?" and a linked written clue invites kids to lift the first portion of the folded page to reveal another
This follow-up to Simms Taback's Safari Animals presents six city animals in a guessing-game format: a pigeon, a police horse, a squirrel, a dog, a cat, a swanall poster-size illustrations in Taback's
Peek-a-boo, I see . . . a parrot! A rabbit! A frog! This captivating peek-under-the flap book by Caldecott medalist Simms Taback is an evergreen favorite. Taback's bright, oh-so-charming animals and c
Can you LEAP like a tiger?Do an elephant STOMP? SPRINT like a leopard on a jungle romp? Simms Taback’s vibrant illustrations and Harriet Ziefert’s rhythmic text will have young readers prancing and da
Can you LEAP like a tiger?Do an elephant STOMP? SPRINT like a leopard on a jungle romp? Simms Taback’s vibrant illustrations and Harriet Ziefert’s rhythmic text will have young readers prancing and da
Combines rhythmic text and vibrant illustrations by the late creator of the Caldecott Medal-winning Joseph Had a Little Overcoat in an interactive tale about the noisy denizens of a bustling farm who
This interactive concept board book is genius-made-simple, inviting kids to identify similarities and differences between animals and themselves. The engaging, question-and-answer format is a proven h
Includes a cardstock cover, a pencil set in a die cut slot, and an attached elastic band for keeping the book closed (and private) and holding interior pages open for writing. Inside the pages are ill
Can a dog moo? Can a pig moo? Can you moo? A bird finger puppet asks animal after animal if each can moo. A simple text filled with questions and animal sounds accompanies bold and playful illustratio
The appeal of this Blue Apple best seller is both primal and totally charming: mothers need to have their babies within their sight, and babies bloom as i the sun came out when their mothers appear. H
