Fiction

In a clever take on Ten Little Monkeys, this time ten little mariachis are ready to play. Something happens to each of the musicians until there is only one left. Told in rhyme, this book will help children to learn to count backwards.

In this delightful story of opposites, a young boy named Quinito describes his everyday activities. From waking up in the morning to going to the park on a sunny day or staying home when it rains, Quinito teaches this importance concept, making readers...

Join a colorful group of animal families on a fun-filled flight.

Hop on the enormous tractor and experience life on the farm. Young children will appreciate the interactive format of this board book.

This fun board book helps young children learn the alphabet. A girl says what she can with each letter. For example, with the g, she plays the guitar, with the i, she goes to an island, and with the s, she plants seeds.

Mrs. Rosario has a flower shop. This bilingual board book teaches children the names of her products in Spanish and English.

Come visit Mr. Manzano's fruit shop and learn the names of his products in Spanish and English.

Take a tour of Alma's house in both Spanish and English!

In this delightful board book, young children will learn Spanish and English words for parts of the body.

This ingenious book teaches children the alphabet and the sound the letters make in an unforgettable way. For example, the letter A is drawn as a howling wolf and the G is a growling tiger. It makes learning fun and irresistible!

Car rides are so much fun! In this interactive board book, you can roll up the windows, turn the steering wheel, and make the windshield wipers move.

All aboard! The train is leaving the station. Slide the moveable parts to join in the fun.

In this delightful rhyming book, readers can practice counting backwards from ten to one with irresistible dogs.

Dreamlike and whimsical hues bring to life Jorge Luján's poetic verses describing colors found throughout nature. Side-by-side bilingual text and illustrations will not only serve as a tool for language learners but also teach colors to readers of all...

Best friends Squirrel and Bird are outside enjoying a beautiful day. Lift the flaps to learn colors with them.

Duckie has a lot of shoes that he wears for different occasions. As he changes his footwear, children will learn about colors in both Spanish and English.

A mother explains to her child what the color red is in an engaging, lyrical way.

This colorful book teaches young children about shapes and patterns in a way they will understand.

Adorable animal characters teach children opposites in both Spanish and English.

Teach children about different feelings in both Spanish and English.

Young children will enjoy learning the colors in both Spanish and English.

Introduce children to everyday words in both Spanish and English. The vocabulary words are presented in colorful settings.

Children will enjoy learning the alphabet in both Spanish and English.

This delightful, oversized book teaches children the alphabet by incorporating phonics. Each letter is accompanied by a sentence with words that only begin with the featured letter. Learning the ABCs has never been this much fun!

Bruno transforms himself into different animals to find someone to play with. As he changes, he teaches children how to count from one to ten.

Camille is determined to rake a pile of leaves to her knees. After a few setbacks, she attains her goal. This story will help young children understand concepts of measurements.

A mother is asked to describe the color yellow. Her answer is poetic and thought-provoking.

Explore the color orange with all of your senses.

This book introduces children to the concept of onomatopoeia using the sounds they encounter in everyday life. A detailed glossary will help adults explain the examples that appear throughout the colorful artwork.

Blue is so much more than a color. It's fragrant, subtle, happy, melodic, glacial, and so much more.

A girl asks her mother to describe what green is. The answer is poetic. It will have children thinking about colors in a much more profound way.

Young children will learn about animals and colors at the same time with this colorful board book.

Children will delight in this caterpillar's ravenous appetite as they practice counting skills by watching the caterpillar eat--in sequential order--one apple, two pears, three plums, and so on. Colorful illustrations depict the transformation from...

A little boy's walk becomes a parade of friendly animals as he encounters a black cat, a chestnut horse, a red cow, a green duck, a yellow dog, and a pink pig. The simple text identifies each animal and its color.

A is for the alphabet. C is for the color of crayons. J is for juice. Spend a fun day with Llama Llama and learn the alphabet at the same time!

The label on crayon clearly says red, but it actually colors blue. Everyone has an opinion and tries to fix her. Luckily a new friend helps her and others realize her true identity.

A little girl asks her mother what is the color violet like. The poetic response will awaken all of the child's senses.

A little girl asks her mother what is the color white like. The poetic response will awaken all of the child's senses.

Reminiscent of the Little Red Hen, a mother cat tries to get her kittens to help out around the house. When she bakes a cake with one of them, the others decide it's time to pitch in.

Little Blue and Little Yellow are the best of friends. One day, after not seeing each other, they hug so tightly, they turn green! This bilingual board book offers a wonderful way to teach children about colors.