PreK-8

The hairy green monster no longer frightens people. It's not that he's not scary; no one lives in the town anymore. If he still wants to be a monster, then he will have to move to the city. He finds himself a house, hides in the closet, and waits…

A caterpillar goes to sleep for a long time and wakes up to discover that he has become a beautiful butterfly.

Green Monster is sad because the park is full of garbage and this presents dangers to both animals and people. Sandra, Omar, and Olivia decide to help. This lovely story teaches children to love nature and do something about all the things we throw...

Carrasco's neighbor uses an expression about him containing the word bird. The curious boy goes on a campaign to try and find out why. This book comes with a poster that will teach readers about different kinds of birds.

Kipling's beloved tale adapted into picture book format. It's a wonderful way to introduce the classic to young children.

Heidi has been adapted into picture book format. It's a wonderful way to introduce the classic to young children.

Learn about the careers of cloud hunters, dragon trainers, leaf painters, and other extraordinary people. Each fanciful book comes with a poster.

This book teaches children what different farm animals eat, where they sleep, and how they live including sheep, horses, ducks, and cows.

Paula and her brother spend their vacation in a small town. While walking through the woods, they spot a gloomy house close to theirs. In the door well, sits an elderly lady with a wart on her big nose. She must be a witch!

The Shakespearian classic has been adapted into picture book format for young children.