Pets are a lot of fun, but they can be a LOT of trouble — especially when your pet is a dinosaur. Early readers will have a ton of fun reading along as Dave and his dino, Dot, get into lots of exciting adventures in these three stories. Phonics Comics make reading fun. Launch date: March 2007.

Meet Ken, Jen, Ben and Gus — four regular kids … or are they? When trouble comes calling, their ordinary talents become extraordinary. Readers will not be able to resist the awesome adventures of Yo-Yo Girl, Wedgie Boy, Gum-Bo and The Whiner. Phonics Comics make reading fun. Launch date: March 2007.

“Rub-a-dub-dub, three pigs in a tub!” Mama pig counts 12 tiny feet, six pink ears and three shiny faces in this adorable waterproof counting book. Three pink pigs store in this bath book’s mesh tube for lots of fun in the tub. iBaby lets babies be babies. "This adorable waterproof counting book lets babies learn and exercise motor skills as they play with three charming toy pigs that store in the book’s mesh tube," explained Jennifer Bittorf, marketing coordinator for innovativeKids. Launch date: April 2007.

Where does baby live? What does baby eat? Four flaps on each page reveal the answers. This lift-the-flap board book encourages babies to look, point, and predict as they learn about the world around them through a mix of photography and illustration. iBaby lets babies be babies. Launch date: April 2007.

Featuring six engaging zoo animals, this easy-to-use mask book will entertain and amuse babies for hours. Baby can take a trip to the zoo as parents become the animals they are reading about. It is perfect for peek-a-boo. iBaby lets babies be babies. Launch date: April 2007.

“Cock-a-doodle … baa?” Uh-oh. Farmer Finkle’s wife has given the animals the wrong food by mistake, and now the animals are all mixed up. What will they do? Kids can play along with the story by mixing up the magnetic animal puzzles and then save the day by restoring the farm animals to their usual state. Each hilarious tale of mixed-up mayhem comes with 10 easy-to-build magnetic puzzles that can be made into 100 different wacky animal combinations. Launch date: April 2007.

What do you get when you upset a princess who has magic dust? A royal mess. When everyone is invited to the ball except for Monkey (or so she thinks), the other princesses had better watch out. Everyone is having a blast until — POOF! Camel has Crocodile’s legs and tail, Giraffe has Hippo’s legs, and Ostrich is part Zebra. Kids will have a blast mixing and matching the magnets to set the princesses right again or making their own mixed-up princess messes. Each hilarious tale of mixed-up mayhem comes with 10 easy-to-build magnetic puzzles that can be made into 100 different wacky animal combinations. Launch date: April 2007.

Willow lives at Adventure Cottage. Her favorite Color is silver. And she loves spicy food. Willow’s friend Violet is scared of everything — even flying. Whoever heard of a fairy who doesn’t fly? Willow gives Violet the push she needs to face her fear. The Fairy Friends Collection empowers girls to find their own inner strength and beauty. Each collectible doll comes with a charming storybook and a fold-out play scene for hours of imaginative play. Launch date: May 2007.

This read-along puzzle-sound book features eight puzzles and eight real animal sounds. It is time for the farm to wake up, but Rooster is still asleep. One by one, the farm animals try to wake up Rooster in this hilarious tale, but none of them can. Kids push the buttons to hear the appropriate animal sounds as they read the story. It is up to them to make the puzzles, push the sound buttons again, and wake up the farm. Launch date: May 2007.

The interactive, read-along storybook comes with a 5’ x 5’ floor puzzle that transforms into an enormous game board. The game includes vehicle game pieces and construction worker game pieces. Each My Giant Floor Puzzle emphasizes essential learning skills such as object recognition, matching and counting. The puzzle’s built-in handle makes the game easy to store or transport. Launch date: September 2007.

This 24-page illustrated book introduces kids to the fascinating world of mythyology and the monsters that were once thought to be real. They will read about Scylla and Charybdis, the riddles of the Sphynx and more. Included with the book is the Minotaur’s Maze, a game where players race to be the first to navigate through the Minotaur’s treacherous maze and win the prize. Unlike ordinary books, these titles combine a book and game with 15 collectible miniature creatures in one easy-to-store, patented package. Launch date: September 2007.

When Clover is lost in the woods, she encounters a bit of luck at every turn. Upon finding her way to Fairyland, Clover realizes just how lucky she is to have friends who care about her; she becomes known as the Fairy of Luck. A four-leaf clover charm necklace is included with the book to helps reader remember that luck is always with them. Launch date: September 2007.

This new edition features slots to collect more than 150 coins and has special places for presidential $1 coins, the Westward Journey Nickel Series, 50 state quarters and Lincoln bicentennial 1-cent coins. It is made of acid-free paper to keep coins safe, includes historical information and takes readers on a tour of the Mint. The book is written by Steve Otfinoski and illustrated by Jack Graham.

The board book introduces the names of each mommy and baby pair so that the little ones can match them up. Each page is specially designed to not stick together, making it easier for toddlers to turn each page themselves. Launch date: February 2008.

The cardboard book introduces little ones to colors. Each page is specially designed to not stick together, making it easier for toddlers to turn each page themselves. Launch date: February 2008.

Little ones count along with the animals in this book that introduces counting from 1 to 10. Each page is specially designed to not stick together, making it easier for toddlers to turn each page themselves. Launch date: February 2008.

The book introduces little ones to funny comparisons. Each page is specially designed to not stick together, making it easier for toddlers to turn each page themselves. Launch date: February 2008.

All the animals come together for a train ride, as children play an A to Z game featuring a giant, almost 11-foot-long train puzzle that teaches letters and the sounds they make. It’s a book, game and puzzle all in one. Launch date: March 2008.

Kids wonder and learn in this trip through the dinosaur ages with stops underwater and in the air.  Vivid illustrations make a breathtaking puzzle that becomes a game board for more prehistoric learning fun. Launch date: March 2008.

An ordinary circus trip turns extraordinary when the animals invite Sammy to join in the fun. Twenty-four rebus puzzles reinforce skills learned in the book. Launch date: March 2008.

Blast off with Beep, Boop and Bam as they visit Earth to find new sounds for their intergalactic rock band. Toilets flushing, chalkboard-screeching, and a dog barking are all music to these earthbound newbies as they find new tunes in all the wrong places. This hilarious level 2 reader comes packed with picture clues and 16 spelling puzzles. Launch date: March 2008.

This book provides kids with a glimpse at the history and how-to of U.S. presidential elections. An activity sheet helps kids track the current presidential election, while a 48-piece puzzle of U.S. presidents gives kids a chance to piece together history. Launch date: March 2008.

The music room at Clue School is haunted. Readers help Artie, Sandra and the other Clue School kids solve the mystery of the haunted music room using deductive reasoning. The answer is revealed in the 64-piece puzzle. Launch date: March 2008.

The fun-loving Fix-It Crew trio can fix any mix-up in a jiffy using strength, smarts and speed. Kids learn the importance of teamwork while building reading skills in this engaging story. Launch date: March 2008.

The tutu twins collide at center stage as Tina and Nina, two ballerinas-in-training, learn what it takes to be a star. Developed with the help of reading specialists, Phonics Comics make reading fun. Launch date: March 2008.