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A gentle introduction to horses will draw both committed horse lovers and those who need a little reassurance before jumping into the saddle.I have a friend named Catherine, and she has a horse named

Blast off with Maisy! Push, pull, slide, and spin to help everyone’s favorite mouse with a very special mission.Three, two, one! Maisy and Tallulah are eager to take off in a rocket ship to the moon.

Kids will flip for Maisy novelty books!From their tactile matte-and-gloss covers to the brief guidelines for parents on the back, these lift-the-flap, pull-the-tab favorites are sure to have instant a

Little Donkey doesn’t want to eat anything but yummy grass. Oh, dear — he has turned green! Is it time to try some other foods?Little Donkey loves eating grass. Grass is so juicy, zingy, sweet, and ta

Maisy is on vacation, and she’s sending mail to all her friends! Readers will be thrilled to open her letters and find surprises inside.Join Maisy on an exciting journey as she travels through the mou

Calling all brave bear hunters! The excitement and charm of the classic story comes to life in a new compact, interactive sound book.We’re going on a bear hunt.We’re going to catch a big one.Won’t you

Excitement is in the air as Maisy discovers the fun of going to a wedding with friends.Today Maisy is going to the wedding of her friends Penguin and Ostrich, so she needs to put on a fancy outfit. Sh

When shoes are the only thing you get to pick out yourself, what happens when you lose one of them? A tale of self-expression and friendship, told with humor and charm.With three older brothers to pas

Come visit with Maisy at her house! A colorful story leads to a pop-up play scene including pop-out pieces featuring Maisy and her friends.Maisy’s fans are invited to join the friendly mouse as she go

Waa! Waa! Why is Albert’s favorite tree crying? And how can he cheer it up? From artist Jenni Desmond comes a warm and funny story about finding a new friend in a very unexpected place.Awake after his long sleep, Albert the bear can’t wait to spend time in his own special tree, which is always so quiet and peaceful. But not today. Today Albert’s tree is crying. How can he cheer it up? Albert’s friend Rabbit suggests digging holes for Tree to play in, but the wailing continues. Eating grass always makes Caribou happy, but an offering of grass does nothing to stop the noise (which is getting to be a bit much). "STOP CRYING!" roars Albert, but the bawling only gets louder. There’s just one thing to do: Albert climbs up to his favorite branch and gives Tree a hug. To Albert’s surprise, he hears a little voice say, "I’m afraid of the big hairy monster." Who said that? And just who is the big hairy monster?

Kids love Maisy — and Maisy loves books! Follow her as she discovers the wonders of the bookstore for the first time.Today Maisy is going to the bookstore to buy a new book, but there are so many to c

Bite into the sequel to the best-selling Sam’s Sandwich!Who’s stealing Sam’s sister’s hamburgers? It’s time for Sam and his sister to turn sleuth and catch the neighborhood burger thief. In a cheerful

What does it really take to be a knight? Peruse this lavish novelty volume and be surprised.From the secret order of Round Table Knights comes a tell-all guide to the mythical occupation of knighthood — its history, mysterious quests, and puzzles that live on to this day. Inspired by the life of a most exemplary knight, this fascinating book explores the art of mastering sword and lance, the essential (and prohibitively expensive) war-horse, the ins and outs of a castle that a knight might defend, and the skills needed to prevail in a jousting tournament, with all its pageantry. No investigation of knighthood would be complete without a look at the Crusades, and a celebration of legendary knights such as King Arthur, Sir Lancelot, and Sir Gawain, plus vaunted icons such as Excalibur and the Holy Grail. In true ’Ology fashion, this tip of the lance to a noble (and misunderstood) profession offers a variety of interactive flaps and other novelties to keep young squires fully entertained.

A hilarious and satisfying tale of literacy, dental hygiene, and friendship from David Elliott and Melissa Sweet that is sure to have readers in stitches from start to finish.Baabwaa is a sheep who loves to knit. Wooliam is a sheep who loves to read. It sounds a bit boring, but they like it. Then, quite unexpectedly, a third sheep shows up. A funny-looking sheep who wears a tattered wool coat and has long, dreadfully decaying teeth. Wooliam, being well-read, recognizes their new acquaintance: the Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing! The wolf is so flattered to discover his literary reputation precedes him that he stops trying to eat Baabwaa and Wooliam. And a discovery by the sheep turns the encounter into an unexpected friendship.

Pull the tabs and fly to the moon with Maisy!Maisy has a big day tomorrow. She’s going to the moon! Little readers can pull the tabs to help her rocket blast off, move Maisy’s vehicle over the moon ro

The Tudor era springs to life in Marcia Williams’s lively account, written and illustrated in her signature comic-book style.Travel back to Tudor times with Arthur Inkblott, Queen Elizabeth I’s favori

Ready to put your eagle eye to a new challenge? Grab your markers or colored pencils and get creative by coloring scenes from Waldo’s adventures.Waldo insiders know that the intrepid traveler likes to

Little armchair travelers will be happy to join Maisy and friends on a whirlwind tour of the big city of London.It’s Maisy’s first trip to London! There are so many places to see, and so many ways to

An ode to finding the one who brings out the best in you—and makes you feel as special as you are.A clever little dog christens himself "Sad" when his humans fail to give him a name.

A confident but inexperienced cat is certain she has scared all the mice out of her house, but things are not always as they seem.Clemmie the cat knows everything about how to catch a mouse, and she w

When a family has to leave their house and move to a small apartment, it’s hard to let go of things—but having one another is what counts.Almost everything Callie’s family owns is spread out in their

Victor Hugo’s epic masterpiece is retold and illustrated by Marcia Williams in her signature comic-book style.Travel back to nineteenth-century France with ex-convict Jean Valjean as he tries to put h

Count from one to ten with Maisy in this farmyard game of hide-and-seek! It’s bedtime but where have all of Mummy Hen’s chicks gone? Maisy is soon on the case to search for them, and you can help too!

Foldout keepsakes, each tucked inside an attractive slipcase, invite armchair travelers to visit?—?or revisit?—?a favorite site from afar.Remember your visit to the Louvre (or build up excitement for

What better treat to tuck in a stocking than this sweet Maisy board book shaped like a Christmas tree?Today Maisy and her pals are decorating the Christmas tree! There are lights to string, ornaments

Uses bird and bee cartoon characters to present straightforward explanations of topics related to sexual development, love, reproduction, adoption, sexually transmitted diseases, and more.

Young worriers will relate to?—?and be comforted by?—this tale of a boy’s anxiety as he heads to his first big party.What if Joe doesn’t like the party he’s going to? What if he doesn’t like the food

Maisy and her pals discover the magic of the big screen as they go to a movie theater for the first time.Maisy and her friends are so excited! They’re going to see a fun adventure film. With tickets a

Maisy and her pals discover the magic of the big screen as they go to a movie theater for the first time.Maisy and her friends are so excited! They’re going to see a fun adventure film. With tickets a

Visual humor sweetens an artful tale about a fish who suddenly sees everything a new way — thanks to a charismatic companion.Paul is a fish who used to go around in circles. He made big circles and li

Loving to do everything together except share, twins Sidney and Stella quarrel over a bouncy ball and cause a cosmic disaster that forces them to face the challenge of working together to find a new m

In a masterful graphic adaptation faithful to Shakespeare's original text, the creator of the graphic novel, The Odyssey, transports readers to the sun-washed streets and market squares of Shakespeare

A series of small catastrophes in Mamako, including a stolen work of art, the loss of a prized possession, and a schedule delay, invite readers to follow the stories embedded within intricately detail

Frustrating his fiendish parents with his desire to be kind and helpful instead of gruesome and ghastly, Filbert is banished from monster school when he behaves well in class and meets a mischievous dropout who also longs to be accepted.

Comics have always had a unique ability to draw young readers into a story through the drawings, and visual narrative helps kids crack the code that allows literacy to flourish. TOON Books are the fir

Even babies can be kind, and for the youngest of children, Jane Cowen-Fletcher’s endearing artwork makes the possibilities ever so appealing.What are some easy ways to be kind? Say hi to your friend.

Will Judy’s lucky penny lead her to the nation’s capital — or to third-grade C-A-L-A-M-I-T-Y? And what do her spelling-bee nemesis and a potbellied pig have to do with it?The lucky penny in Judy Moody

Randy likes space, robots, and baseball, but he can't ace everything . . . or can he? Chris Van Dusen knocks one out of the park with a comical ode to ingenuity.Randy Riley loves two things: science and baseball. When it comes to the solar system, the constellations, and all things robot, Randy is a genius. But on the baseball diamond? Not so much. He tries . . . but whiffs every time. Then, one night, Randy sees something shocking through his Space Boy telescope: it's a fireball, and it's headed right for his town! Randy does the math, summons all of his science smarts, and devises a plan that will save the day in a spectacular way. Once again, Chris Van Dusen winds up his visual humor, dizzying perspectives, perfect pacing, and rollicking rhyme and delivers a hit to make readers stand up and cheer.

A little boy responds to his mother's death in a genuine, deeply moving story leavened by glimmers of humor and captivating illustrations.When the boy in this story wakes to find that his mother has d

When Stella’s toy animals refuse to go to sleep, she comes up with a clever plan using her keen imagination.It’s time for Stella to go to bed. But how can she sleep when Cherry Pig, Thunderbolt the pu