Fiction

Children will learn the letters of the alphabet, the sounds they make, and the words they appear in as they accompany a colorful group of letters at school.

How you can show someone just how much you love them? In this tender book, Bear and Bunny discover the perfect way to tell each other how much they care about one another.

Pepper is none too pleased when a new kitten is brought into the home. After a little mishap, things begin to change for the better.

This rhyming book teaches children to count to ten and back down to one as guests enter and leave Johnny's house.

What do a hare and a frog have in common? What about a serpent and a camel? Discover the answers in this board book.

Emily Elizabeth is a little anxious about starting kindergarten. When her teacher says that everyone in the class can bring something from home to make the transition easier, just guess what Emily Elizabeth chooses!

This book turns learning the alphabet into a visual game. Young children will enjoy looking for the letters hidden in the colorful artwork.

Unfold the pages and help pals Nico and Lola decide what to wear, eat, play, and so much more.

Dragons love tacos, just make sure not to give them hot sauce. A little boy named Robbie decides to have a taco party. See what happens when he accidentally puts jalapenos in the food.

This rhyming classic teaches young children about the months of the year in a fun way.

A little penguin learns that good things come to those who wait in this adorable story about patience.

Unfold the pages and help Nico and Lola discover all sorts of different things at the zoo, on the farm, at the park, and many other fun places.

Raccoon loves pizza. How can he get his paws on some?

Based on a Costa Rican song, a lively group of skeletons helps little children learn to tell time. Information on the Day of the Dead is provided at the end of the book.

A child's imagination is vast, and even the simplest of things can become their favorite toy. A small rabbit repeatedly asserts that the simple box he is playing with is not a box! Simple yet fun illustrations, will surely engage children.

The color monster does not know what's going on. All of the emotions and their representative colors are all jumbled up. Will he be able to put everything back in its rightful place?

This book follows a narrator as he brings his dog to the vet. The narrator watches the vet check the dog's weight, heart, and fur, among other things. Emerging readers, as well as younger listeners, will learn about the important role vets play in their...

Readers will enjoy following the narrator as she attends story time at the library. This book fosters an emergent reader's excitement about books and inspires those who haven't yet learned to read to get started.

Nin, the squirrel, knows autumn has arrived because the leaves have begun to fall, the bears are eating a lot, and the hedgehogs are preparing their nests for hibernation.

A little bear is bored with nothing to do until he invents a simple way to have some fun.

A little mouse is determined to cheer up the angry book. His efforts will brighten up everyone's mood.

Fanciful rhymes introduce children to a fascinating array of insects.

The adventure-filled day of two mice offers a fun way to teach young children the numbers one, two, and three in a way they will understand.

Children will have fun learning to count to ten with this colorful, rhyming board book about different animal families on the way to a birthday party.

A little boy cannot find his cat. He ends up journeying all around the world in search of her. Along the way, he sees felines of all types, including lions, tigers, and panthers. Young children will join him each time he cries 'This is not my cat.'

In this classic English rhyme, a father, four children, and a dog embark on a bear hunt that takes them through fields, across a deep river, and into a dense forest to find a bear in a cave.

People tend to fall into routines. One day, the little girl in this story decides to shake things up and do things differently.

Pete the Cat loves his white shoes, but he keeps stepping in different things that change their color. The songs that he sings about his footwear were intentionally left in English to match the recording that can be downloaded from the publisher's...

Children will thrill to the sounds of the different animals, brightly recreated in Eric Carle's distinctive style, as they ask the question 'What do you hear?'

Based on the beloved Latin American nursery rhyme Un elefante se balanceaba, this book teaches little kids to count to ten in both Spanish and English.

Follow along with these playful elephants as they zoom through their day, carefully depicting every letter of the alphabet. From waking up in the morning and getting ready for the day ahead, to their educational day at school, to their bed time, they...

Armando's father loves soccer. He gives his son a ball as a present so that Armando could learn how to play. Will Armando share his dad's the passion for the sport?

Children will love this fanciful, rhyming, repetitive board book.

Two half moons go to the playground and tell each other what they see up in the sky.

Tomás is a little boy who loves to hide and dream. Readers will enjoy searching for him in all the places his imagination conjures up.

Any child who has ever had a beloved toy break will relate to Daisy the dog's anguish when her favorite ball is destroyed by a bigger dog. In this wordless picture book, Chris Raschka explores the joy and sadness that having a special toy can bring.

Children will love the repetitive, rhyming text of this colorful board book.

One snowy winter's day, a little polar bear goes in search of a place to live. He finds one in an unlikely spot and makes a great friend as well.

Once upon a time there was a little bear that lived with a boy, but he grew and grew so much that he needed a new place to live. He turned down each suggestion until they found the right one. Despite the distance, the two remained the best of friends.

Bear is hungry and he spies a cake cooling on a windowsill. Since it's really high up, a bunch of animals try to help him reach it. Children will love the cumulative text and the book's sweet ending.