Join us as we explore our Spring 2024 collection of board books. From titles such as Lionel Is Just Like Dad, My First Dino-Boarding, Counting to Calm, and a handful of others! Each of our latest releases provides creativity and learning and is designed to grab the attention of young readers!
Read on to catch a closer look at some of our spotlight titles.
Lionel Is Just Like Dad
A warm father/son story in which an irresistible lion cub proudly tries to be just like Dad—in the mischievous board book series starring Lionel and his tolerant father.
Can I Sit in the Middle?
This read-together board book is a snowballing narrative of animal chaos that culminates in story time under a blanket tent.
“Flexibility, the fun of reading aloud, and enjoyment of the company of others seem to be the messages of this humorous book. Repeated reads and lots of laughs are in sure supply.” — School Library Journal
My First Dino-Boarding
On sea or pavement, / glide and spin. / Dino-Boarding . . . / Dino-win!
High-energy rhyming text from Lisa Wheeler highlights key moments as dinosaurs compete on surfboards and on skateboards. Youngsters will delight in this action-packed introduction to two forms of boarding!
“Lots of fun and energy here, in a triumphant title featuring some radical dinosaurs.” — School Library Journal
My First Dino-Swimming
Dino-pool. / Swimming meet. / Goggled eyes. / Teams compete.
Dinosaurs swim and dive as fun rhyming text from Lisa Wheeler describes the action. Young readers will want to dive right in and join the fun in this high-energy board book!
“Young swimmers and young dinosaur enthusiasts will enjoy this prehistoric swim meet that features active illustrations; some readers will want to suit up for a swim of their own.” — School Library Journal
Ten Little Yoga Frogs
WARNING! This is NOT a bedtime story!
Enjoy meeting 10 little yoga frogs! These yoga frogs love to have fun trying all the different yoga poses. This bright, colorful story featuring a cast of adorable frogs is the perfect first counting book for little ones. Not only that, it introduces babies and toddlers to yoga and provides an example of ten basic poses. Can you count the different frogs and try out all the yoga poses?
Counting to Calm
“One—Deep breath in, nice and slow. Two—Now breathe out . . . there you go.”
Introduce self-regulation to the youngest readers early on by allowing them to model breathing, stretching, and movement in 10 action-packed steps.
“Practical, poetic, sensible, and soothing. . . . By featuring practical steps to help a child find calm and focus, this is a much-needed addition to preschool classrooms.” — School Library Journal
My Body and Me
“I love my body. It’s special to me. It’s exactly the way it’s meant to be.”
Introduce body positivity to the youngest readers, praising puffy cheeks, round bellies, natural hair, skin colors, and more.
“Body positivity is presented for young children by a range of people who all celebrate their wonderful bodies. . . . Highly recommended for all types of children.” — School Library Journal
Let’s Go on an Ambulance
Let’s go on an ambulance / To help someone in need / We have to get there quickly / So we head off at great speed.
Toddlers will enjoy this rhyming text with vivid illustrations as they learn about ambulances.