An informative book for adventure lovers ages 3 and up about archaeologists and what they do.

An archaeologist searches for things that people used a long, long time ago. By studying these objects we learn about the past and how people lived in ancient times. Maybe you would like to be an archaeologist?

A warm story about adventure, and friendship, and being yourself. For sleepy bears ages 3 and up.

It’s almost winter. Bear is getting ready to go to sleep. But when he sees birds flying south, Bear decides he wants to go too! Bear isn’t sleepy . . . yet . . .

A colorful and engaging Christmas seek-and-find book. For young and old present-hunters ages 4 and up.

Did Santa come to visit? Yes! How can you tell? Because the houses are filled with presents! Can you spot all the gifts on each wish list? And can you find all of the differences before and after Santa’s visit?

A funny and sweet story about a visit to the hairdresser by a girl and her pet dog.

Monty is a typical donkey living a typical donkey life. Until the one day he walks through the open gate and goes on an adventure …

An imaginative picture book with rhyming text

about a boy who picks up an eddy in bath

that quickly develops into a tornado.

For everyone from 4 years up.

At first, the tornado was gentle and sweet,

but its jar quickly became too small.

In this book everyone can read

whether tornados are good pets at all.

A warm and jaunty picture book about dreaming

and at the same time accepting who you are.

For young and old from 5 years up.

Rhino’s only real dream is to be light and graceful

like a bird. He wants to trip across the ground,

fly above the water and glide through the air.

But Rhino is a rhinoceros, and rhinoceroses

tend to be heavy and plump …

Would dancing lessons be of any help?

A simple and interactive story about winter. For toddlers ages 24 months and up, with a focus on the child’s world.

It’s winter! Lily and Milo go outside. They want to feed the birds in the yard and play in the snow. But . . . what happened to Milo’s warm hat and scarf?