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Book Introduction:This newest addition to Barron's Toddler Books series is as cute as can be! Inside, an adorable plush teddy bear, attached to the book by a ribbon, loves to play hide and seek. Each 2-page spread has two places for Teddy to hide. Will he sneak into a basket of clothes or stow away in a box of cornfl......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Mouse and Poppa go out to enjoy the snow. Mouse tries everything that Poppa does. Cute winter activity book to share with young children. Great introduction for winter activity lessons in K-2. [Read More]

Latest Reviews:2010 Caldecott Honor BookAges 2-8Usually I think Frazee’s illustrations of people are somewhere in between Precious Moments and Little Orphan Annie, but in this lovely and poetic book, they have a hippie edge to them. Vignettes of children and adults digging in the sand, exploring, eating, and sitti......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Works great for story time with toddlers or preschoolers - plenty of interactive opportunities and chances to make voice different to catch their attention. [Read More]

Latest Reviews: A panda goes on search for the perfect hug.HugsLoveValentine's day [Read More]

Latest Reviews: O livro é, literalmente, um relatório do passeio da Rosie. Pelo menos, o texto. A história só se torna alguma coisa de especial quando olhamos para as ilustrações, que é onde estão todos os acontecimentos relevantes (e engraçados) do passeio.É giro. E vale tudo para cump......[Read More]

Book Introduction:Who Is Blue At The Zoo will have your toddler guessing what animal will appear next through picture and word clues. This fun book features bright, colorful illustrations of cute zoo animals. The text is simple enough for beginning readers. By bestselling author Cindy Bracken (a former Kindergarte......[Read More]

Book Introduction:This Childrens books is relatable for kids of any age. Following rules at home can help children.Princess Nancie has a lot of power. She doesn’t recognize this,until she realizes that she has the power to tell everyone to do away with the rules.Princess Nancie shows us to be careful what we......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: This book is a good concept book for children. It teaches children that when it gets dark and the moon comes out (when nighttime comes), it is time to go to bed. Not only does it teach children that rest and sleep is important, but it also teaches children about animals ......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Great introduction to bugs (even if they are not your favourite)! [Read More]

Book Introduction:Read it FREE as part of your PRIME or Kindle Unlimited membership *** This picture ebook title features vivid, full-color layouts with Kindle Text Pop-Up *** Eric hates taking a bath. Eric hates brushing his teeth. Eric hates putting on his pajamas. Let's face it, Eric hates getting ready for bed. ......[Read More]

Book Introduction:Join the busy bears for drawing lessons, science experiments, and other activities! The fun-loving Berenstain Bears are back, this time in a compilation of four classic activity books. Each book features a story accompanied by simple illustrated directions for the projects.Draw-It! Go to art class w......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Very engaging stories about Bear and his friends. My daughter and I enjoy reading them together. [Read More]

Book Introduction:Cozy up with Bear and these three beloved board books from bestselling duo Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman—now available in a boxed set!Bear may be the biggest animal in the forest, but sometimes he needs a little help from his friends. When Bear has the sniffles, his sweet friends come to his c......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Now, usually I think that adding books for very young children is cheating. You don't get credit for reading a Sandra Boynton board book, even if Moo Baa La La La is pure genius (it is, by the way). But I break my own rule for this one--I can still picture every page and......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Great for toddler storytime. This is about a squirrel who cannot hang out with the other animals because he is too busy storing food for the winter. You can make animal noises as you meet each animal, and it has repetitive lines to get kids joining in. Works well with th......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Enjoyed the general feel of the book, and because my son knows the Christmas story, he could easily identify the Christ child without my help. However, I found the final pages confusing. Yes , baby Jesus smiles with God's own smile, but not all children. We are not born into the divine. The more I t......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Yay! Finally an Emily Gravett book that I really like. (Thanks to my friends who encouraged me to read this one!) This one is so cute! The story is made up of four words (orange, pear, apple, bear) arranged in different ways to convey different meanings--the illustrations help a lot with conveying t......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Just stunning! I love Tasha Tudor and this book is a beautiful display of her signature style of old-timey New England, full of warmth and charm and period details. I appreciated, too, the rhyme scheme and the diction (some of the words, like "rye" and "heath" are ones t......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Cute. I prefer other duck stories, but I can see how this would spin off a series. [Read More]