Books

Oscar the dachshund is tired of being the punchline of every joke, but a Halloween rescue mission gives this little hot

For the energetic child who needs a playful yet calming transition from daytime play to sleep. This rhythmic countdown h

For the family looking to introduce concepts of gratitude and prayer through a familiar friend, Clifford and Emily Eliza

For the budding explorer eager to name the creatures they see outside. This interactive guide uses flaps and photos to t

For the child whose room is a disaster zone. A young girl discovers that sorting and classifying are the secrets to turn

For the child who prefers their own space or feels grumpy when others try to join their play. A gentle look at how a per

Offended by a new diet, Hamish the cat runs away from the lighthouse only to find that life on his own isn't as wonderfu

For the little dog lover who is just starting to explore numbers. This sturdy book turns counting into a playful game wi

For the child who loves to doodle, dance, or dream. This book celebrates the many ways kids can express their unique ide

Join a determined young protagonist as he navigates the ups and downs of school, family, and the football pitch. This th

Hedgehog is worried about missing the cold weather while he sleeps, so Rabbit promises to save a little bit of winter in

For the child who gets a bit frantic when things go missing, this high-energy romp turns a lost treasure into a funny le

For the child grappling with the reality that friends sometimes grow in different directions. A beautiful exploration of

For the child who loves heroes and wants to understand what it means to be a protector. This early reader explains the v

The tiny Little family must use clever disguises and quick thinking to deal with unwelcome visitors moving into their ho

For the child curious about why we have a day off in January, this gentle introduction explains the legacy of Dr. King t

The Three Bears return from a Christmas Eve walk to find a red-suited intruder has replaced their porridge with a pile o

Three boys look past first impressions and surface appearances to find common ground and build a new friendship.

Real photographs reveal the many places people call home, from floating houseboats and clay huts to tall city apartments

Brave crews battle blazes in the city, the forest, and on the water to show exactly how fire departments save the day.

Clifford and Emily Elizabeth visit the farm, the circus, and the beach, naming every person and object they see along th

For the child who is fascinated by every passing digger or crane. This playful story introduces the tools and teamwork n

Franklin feels let down by his tiny Earth Day seedling until he learns to see the grand potential hidden within a small,

Quiet actions can be just as dishonest as spoken words, making it important to understand the difference between making