A cheerful and warm book in which Skip learns about

various colors. For toddlers ages 30 months and up,

with a focus on the child’s language development.

Skip gets to help Grandpa in the garden. He wears

a yellow raincoat, feeds the robins with the red tummies,

paints the garden shed blue, turns his mouth purple

with blueberries, sees orange butterflies with green dots,

and picks a beautiful bunch of flowers

in all the colors of the rainbow!

Goldie Fox would like a nice dinner of hare. With a clever plan, she tries to lure the Hare family into a trap. But Mama Hare soon realizes what Goldie is up to. Can the Hares outsmart her?

A fresh version of a familiar tale. For clever foxes and hares ages 4 years and up.

The sun is shining, cheerful and bright. It tickles me awake with its happy light. Do you know where we're going today? To the sea! Little doggy, will you come with me?

A sweet story in rhyme about enjoying a day at the beach. For little starfish and other water rats ages 4 years and up.

Luke and Lottie are gardening! They rake the dirt, put little plants in the ground, and sow radishes. Luke even plants a candy for fun. But waiting for things to grow is hard!

A cheerful and familiar picture book about vegetable gardening. For readers with a green thumb ages 3 years and up.

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.

This year, it’s Little Tractor’s turn to pick out the tree for Christmas. He chooses a beautiful young fir that’s not too big and not too small. It’s the perfect tree for Little Tractor and his friends to decorate!

But wait—is it possible the young fir doesn’t want to be a Christmas tree?

An inspiring Christmas story with an Earth-friendly message.

For anyone ages 4 years and up.

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.

Masato’s garden is unlike any other garden Johnny has ever seen.

There are no pretty flowers and no vegetables either. It’s a garden

of big rocks, tiny pebbles, and a spout of trickling water.

Masato invites Johnny to sit there with him and take a moment

to think about his sick grandfather.

A soothing book about loved ones and the quiet power of meditation in nature. For children ages 5 years and up.

Olive the dog wants to play with her friend Squirrel. But Squirrel doesn’t

have time. He has to gather acorns for

the winter. And then Fox shows up.

He’s hungry . . . Who will get what

they want? Or will they all win?

A funny story about trying to outwit your friends.

For sly little foxes (and clever dogs and squirrels)

ages 4 years and up.

I want to ride my bike, but I crashed it when I tried.

What if I can’t do it? What if I get hurt? But riding looks like fun! Could I find the courage to try again?

A familiar story about falling down and getting back up.

For brave go-getters ages 4 years and up.