Ladybug Girl Lulu has much to be thankful for: Bingo, the trees, her books, her friends and family, and, of course, pumpkin pie! This sweet, simple board book is perfect to share with Ladybug Girl's littlest fans at Thanksgiving, or any time you're feeling thankful.

Mix and match the front and back of farm animals to create funny new species! If you could cross a calf with a chicken, would that be a cacken? How on earth do you make a chiglet? Would a kippy satisfy folks who love kittens and puppies? With this inventive book, children are invited to flip the pages to make outlandish creatures with silly hybrid names. Featuring boldly colored, simply shaped animals ready to be mixed up again and again, these sturdy...

Author and illustrator Brooke Malia Mann illustrates the teachings of Jesus in this board book with keyhole openings throughout, a sequel to her previously published book Miracles of Jesus.

The PAW Patrol is called in to help Santa when his sleigh gets caught in a storm, in a book with twenty-four interactive flaps.

"Mickey and his friends are heading to the beach for some fun in the sun. But they need to solve some tricky problems first"--Back cover.

Pages fold out to reveal answers to identity questions posed about different creatures. "Use the pictures and written clues to identify each animal under the flap. Find spots to scales-get ready for some fun!"--Back cover.

Can you find Little Black Cat and her friends hiding under the flaps, waiting to pop out at you?

In this book with minimal text Flora, a young dancer, learns about opposites with her new bird friend, an ostrich.

A Sesame Street St. Patrick's Day board book starring Elmo and his friends! It's St. Patrick's Day, and Elmo wants everyone on Sesame Street to celebrate. There's a yummy meal of corned beef and cabbage, some high-kicking Irish step dancing, a fun holiday parade, and even a search for a leprechaun! Boys and girls ages 2 to 5 will enjoy this introduction to St. Patrick's Day, starring their favorite Sesame Street characters, including Elmo, Grover,...

What better way for preschoolers, or farm animals, to greet each other than a hi-five--and learn about opposites and farm animals at the same time.