Is that a regular tree branch,

or is a cricket perched on its leaf?

Is that a bird standing in the reeds,

or is the wind blowing its stems?

Some animals are very good at hiding.

So good, in fact, that you could almost

miss them entirely . . . Almost!

A book about the wondrous camouflage

techniques of animals around us.

For detectives ages 3 years and up.

Butterfly bumps into Bumblebee and continues on her merry way . . .

unaware that she has set off a chain reaction that turns the once-friendly

farmyard into complete chaos. Bumblebee stings Squirrel, who startles

Cow, who starts a stampede! What a mess! How can Farmer Farley

and the animals restore the farm to the peaceful place it once was?

A whimsical story about how everything is connected and

the power of our choices. For children ages 5 years and up.

Kiki wakes up feeling funny.

It’s not an itch on her nose or her toe,

but a tingling in her tummy . . .

What could she be feeling?

Curious, Kiki asks her animal

friends what they’re feeling.

A playful and recognizable story

about different feelings.

For toddlers ages 30 months and up,

with a focus on the child’s emotions.

Get ready for summer fun!

Join twins Luke and Lottie as they dash out to play in the yard.

But don’t forget the sunscreen! Outside there’s so much to do:

Luke and Lottie can swing, play in the sandbox, swim in the

wading pool, and more. Then, surprise! Grandma and Grandpa

stop by with something in a big bag. What could it be?

A sunny story about summer.

For cheerful children ages 3 years and up.

Today, Worm is going to the beach. What does he

find along the way? Worm sees one dino skeleton,

two carrots, three baby mice . . . and much more!

He can also form the numbers with his long body.

Will you count to five together with Worm?

A fun picture book about numbers and counting to five.

For children ages 2 ½ years and up.

A little airplane named Gaston has landed in the meadow.

Little Tractor is impressed that Gaston, who has an engine

and wheels just like him, can fly. He’d like to be able to do

that too! His friends explain that flying is only one skill,

and being a tractor is important, too. Little Tractor doesn’t

believe them . . . until Gaston gets into trouble.

A cheerful picture book about appreciating your own talents.

For everyone ages 4 years and up.