Banished for not being scary enough, Gilbert the Ghost and his cat Meow create a wonderful sanctuary for his friends in an abandoned tower.

Everyone in Freezeland knows that a snowman always wears a hat, but one day a snowman named Dmitri arrives in town with a bare head. Dmitri is sad because he lost his hat on his journey. Little Snowman Stan lends Dmitri his beloved blue plaid cap for a couple of days, but Dmitri does not want to give it back. In order to get his cap back, Stan must enlist the help of his other snowman friends to teach Dmitri the importance of sharing. This charming...

Little Dog is sad. He has lost his owner. His owner is wearing big black shoes with laces, red socks, bright yellow trousers, and a jacket with a flower in the buttonhole. And he is carrying a little umbrella...

As Little White Fish searches for his mother, he meets several other animals who do not look like his mother.

Children will learn the colorful connections between animals and everyday things in this entertaining and perceptive book. Toddlers are shown what part of an animal looks like a paint brush, bare tree branches, a mushroom, and even a rolled-up piece of yarn. Showcasing a lively array of animals such as a chameleon, a crocodile, a bat, and a toucan, this lift-the-flap activity book teaches children how to visually compare and connect.

As the rooster announces that it's time to begin, the tawny owl hoots, the great spotted woodpecker taps away and the rest of the Big Woods Orchestra's birds welcome the new spring day with united voice, in an ode to nature for the very young.

Looks at how different animals and people sleep, including little Josh who snuggles up with all his cuddly toys.

"A heartwarming picture book about traveling together, sharing new experiences, and letting yourself be amazed by the world around you."--Page [4] of cover.

"A perfect book for sharing with caregivers of babies and -toddlers who might be taking their first steps, too." - School Libray Journal How do you take your first steps? The cute baby animals go from holding on to the sofa to being a little bit wobbly or holding hands. A perfect book for little ones ages 1 and up about growing up and learning to walk.

"Herman Hare always followed his nose. That is how he discovered the sweetest carrots. But one day, his nose led him to a whole new smell"--Page [4] of cover