Preschool

Growing up can be oh-so confusing! Shhh, don't be so loud. Speak up! You've got to be the BIG brother now. You're much too little to go on the big rides. No matter where you are at any moment Read More →

I have two flippers. Who am I? I'm a penguin. Squawk! Squawk! Guess which winter animals are hiding behind each flap by reading the clues. This interactive lift-the-flap board book will bring Read More →

I have a yellow coat. Who am I? I’m a puppy. Woof! Woof! Find out which pets are hiding in this colorful, interactive, lift-the-flap board book with a surprise ending! Little readers can… Read More →

I have orange and black stripes. Who am I? I'm a tiger. Roar! Roar! Guess which jungle animals are hiding behind each flap by reading the clues. This interactive lift-the-flap board book… Read More →

George loves to remind his little sister Lottie that he is bigger than her and therefore gets to do more grown-up things. They argue about it all the time! When they go to the fun fair,… Read More →

Being big is hard. Sometimes you want to do the baby things you used to do before! In this funny journey of discovery, one little girl decides to try out being a baby again, but discovers it… Read More →

Young readers will sympathize with a girl looking for her pet rabbit and a meerkat family that needs a favor from a friendly giraffe. These decodable stories will delight children while they… Read More →

It's not easy being different, especially when everyone keeps bring it up. Join Fifi as she learns to embrace her differences and celebrate her unique skills. This was the last straw. Fifi… Read More →

Hello everybodeee! This is your furry friend Grover wishing you a Shanah Tovah. That is Hebrew for “Happy New Year.” I am here in Israel with my favorite Cookie Monster, and I am going to… Read More →

"One foggy, groggy morning by the salty, splashy sea, I'm sure I saw a dinosaur and I'm sure that he saw me." A dinosaur is coming ashore! Tell everyone you know! Gather at the beach to see… Read More →

Lots of things go in and out. Your tongue goes in and out when you lick an ice cream. A frog goes in and out of the water. What else goes in and out? Read More →

Jill can hardly wait for her garden to grow. But when the bugs start munching, she must find a new way to enjoy her vegetables. Readers will love this story about finding a silver lining. Read More →

You know that chickens hatch out of eggs. Lots of other baby animals hatch out of eggs too. Birds and fish lay eggs to hatch their babies. What other animals hatch out of eggs? Read More →

People use in front and behind every day to describe where things are. Readers learn the meaning of these words alongside characters from Sesame Street and then test their knowledge in a… Read More →

Tiff purrs. Bill pets Tiff. Tim flies around. Young readers will have fun staying in with these three. Phonics is fun with this group of friendly characters. Through quirky comic-style… Read More →

A child’s imagination takes him on a wild and wondrous journey as he sleeps soundly at night. "In my dreams, I can float on marshmallow clouds, splash in jelly puddles and showers of… Read More →

You can take delicious food to school in your lunchbox. Some people like sandwiches for lunch. You can have all kinds of fruit for a snack. What else is nice in your lunchbox? Read More →

In this poem, children find creative ways to embrace the world around them. In my skin, I move. I spin like crinkly leaves on a windy day. I dance to my very own rhythm. In my skin, I hope. I Read More →

Join the friends from Sesame Street as they explore the concepts of inside and outside. Ample examples and a guessing game make this a fun and interactive learning experience for early… Read More →

Engage emergent readers with a look inside different parts of a home. This simple nonfiction text pairs with the fiction book Our New Neighbors. Read More →

Kids play in a doghouse, and Mom tries to keep the dog dry until bath time. Readers will smile at these silly, decodable stories about a playful dog and his family. Read More →

What's in George's garden? George sees both living and nonliving things, like dirt, flowers, rocks, bugs, and bees. Pair this illustrated fiction story with its companion nonfiction book, Nature Walk. Read More →