Picture Books

One hungry fox and some delicious-looking chickens make for a fun counting book. Young children will especially love how the story ends.

Young children witness what makes Little White Fish angry, happy, scared, etc. Each emotion is presented in a unique color, which will help readers distinguish between each feeling.

This book is guaranteed to make all readers feel special and loved. Eric Carle's beloved caterpillar will boost spirits and self-esteem at the same time.

Piggy and Bunny help themselves overcome their fears while camping outside.

A little boy thanks the natural world for the bounty it shares with us, including the Sun, bees, and clouds.

In a lighthearted way, young children learn that it's the thought that counts when giving someone a present.

Bursting with color and vitality, this book teaches children to appreciate the common threads that unite us across lands and cultures, our smiles, our laughter, our tears, our pain. The author's message is simple yet compelling: despite our individual...

A colorful group of dinosaurs teaches children how to count backwards from ten in a fun way.

What is the most special thing in the world? Is it a place? Is it a person? Accompany a mother goose and her child and discover the answer for yourself.

It's Woof's birthday and Lili does not know what to give him. Children will learn to count to 10 as she thinks about different gifts.

Little White Fish is so happy because his mother has come to take him home. First, though, he has to say goodbye to all his marine animal friends.

Once upon a time, there was a cat that lived in a house with a turtle and a beast! The cat never got off the chair yet managed to befriend the turtle that always walked by. One day, the turtle did not show up and the cat realized that he had to help...

This book introduces young children to a variety of monkeys and shows how they live high up in the trees.

Young children will learn all about shapes and sizes as Little White Fish invites different sea creatures to his birthday party.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.'

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?

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.

Robie Harris has teamed up with two-time Caldecott Medal-winning illustrator Chris Raschka to create an endearing story about a little boy who finds an easy, effective way to overcome his fears.

A little bunny lists all the ways he is different from his relatives, but comes to the conclusion that he is happy being uniquely himself.

In this rhyming favorite, all the letters of the alphabet climb up a coconut tree at the same time and you can only guess what happens next!

Llama Llama puts on his red pajama but is scared to be away from his mama. In this rhyming story, the little llama gets scared at night when his mother leaves his room, but she soon reassures him she is always close by.

The rhythmic text and colorful illustrations introduce children to the fun of gardening and the bounty it produces.

This colorful bilingual book shows the joy of eating together as a family. Short and sweet, it emphasizes the priceless value of being together.

With very few words per page, this book, with its irresistible photographs, invites children to come play along with an active puppy.

Count along in Spanish and English as each one of the ten puppies disappears from the pages...it's a bilingual bonanza! The book features colorful and playful illustrations by artist Ulises Wensell.

Henry is so excited about starting kindergarten that he almost forgets to brush his teeth, but when he first arrives at school, it seems strange and scary. This fun, upbeat book explains everything that goes on in kindergarten and helps kids adapt to...

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?'

A little bunny tells us how much he loves his story book and all about the wonderful things he can see and do when he flips through its pages.