The beekeeper knows a lot about bees, from constructing hives to taking care of the insects to collecting honey. When there’s a lot of sunshine and many flowers, it becomes all buzzy business . . . And did you know that without bees, we wouldn’t be able to enjoy delicious fruits and vegetables?

An enlightening and informative book about beekeepers and what they do. For children ages 5 years and up.

A cheerful book full of recognizable illustrations of the bathtime and bedtime rituals.

For toddlers ages 12 months and up, with a focus on the child’s daily life.

I take a bath. I wash myself with my washcloth, and Mom washes my hair.

I play some more, and then I wrap my soft, warm towel around me.

Next I put on my pajamas. I drink my bottle of milk and read my book.

I go to sleep with my sweet teddy bear!

Hurrah! It’s fall! The air is cool, rain is drip-dropping, leaves are falling—and I’m ready to go outside. After fall, it’s winter! I am all bundled up in lots of warm clothes so I can go outside to play in the snow.

A book filled with recognizable images of a brisk fall day and a winter’s day in the snow. For toddlers ages 12 months and up, with a focus on the world surrounding the child.

A delightful book of the many vehicles you might find on the road.

For toddlers ages 12 months and up, with a focus on the world surrounding the child.

This is my car. I also ride the bus.

There are many other vehicles:

like the truck, garbage truck, and tank truck.

The ambulance, police van, and fire truck

are especially helpful! There are also work vehicles

such as the tractor, bulldozer, excavator, and crane truck.

A cheerful book showing familiar examples of eating a meal and playing with toys. For toddlers ages 12 months and up, with a focus on the child’s daily life.

This is my chair. I put on my bib and grab a spoon. I’m ready to eat! Then it’s time to play. I push my car, kick my ball, stack blocks on top of each other, make music, and look in my book. Playing is fun!

Today, we head out with the park ranger. Do any trees have to be cut down or planted?

Are there any animals in the forest that weren’t there before? Is the forest clean or did someone dump trash?

Is there a nature walk in the dark on the program? The park ranger keeps an eye on all of that

and protects nature.

A playful and informative book for toddlers about park rangers and what they do.

Now in a simplified and fun pocket-sized edition.

There’s so much I can do at home! I can eat, play, and wash myself. And when I’m tired, I can snuggle in my bed and go to sleep!

A lift-the-flap concept book about the rooms and activities in a child’s home. For toddlers ages 18 months and up, with a focus on daily life.

An enlightening and informative book about astronomers and what they do. For stargazers ages 5 years and up.

Stars and planets! Astronomers know a lot about them. With telescopes, computers, and a handful of patience, they study the universe. Sometimes they travel to observatories in the mountains, where they can see space even better!

A construction worker builds houses. First the ground is made even, and then a layer of concrete is poured over it.

Now the construction worker can get started. He builds the walls and makes sure they’re straight.

When that’s done, he adds a roof, doors, and windows. But there’s still a lot more to be done inside . . .

An enlightening and informative book about construction workers and what they do.

For children ages 5 years and up.