Random House is excited to be returning with a full line, at every reading level, of Chicken Little titles. The release date of September 2005 coincides with Disney’s “Chicken Little” movie to be released November 2005. The range spans from beginning sticker books to junior novels. – Pennie Hoover

Disney's Frozen is a computer-animated musical comedy-adventure in which a young princess named Anna is cursed by her estranged sister, the coldhearted Snow Queen Elsa. Anna's only hope of reversing the curse is to survive a perilous but thrilling journey across an icy landscape. Joined by a rugged, thrill-seeking outdoorsman, his one-antlered reindeer, and a hapless snowman, Anna must race against time, conquer the elements, and battle an army of menacing snowmen if she ever hopes to melt Elsa's frozen heart. Boys and girls ages 3–7 will love to join in the adventure with this 96-page coloring and activity book based on the hit movie and featuring a foil and embossed cover!
— Paul Sahagian, owner of Learning Express in Needham, Mass., told TDmonthly in a December 2014 interview that this Frozen Coloring book is one of the best-selling books at their store.

This book about loss follows beloved cat Tiger Rose as she says goodbye to her family and favorite things for the last time. Written by prolific children's author Jane Yolen and illustrated by Jim LaMarche. 32 pages. Launch date: May 24, 2011.

This classic from Dr. Seuss takes children on a rhyming adventure through riddles and puns. Hardcover, 63 pages.

A Dr. Seuss classic from 1971, “The Lorax” is a brightly illustrated book filled with lyric verse about a timely theme. The Lorax is a strange creature that watches over a forest filled with marvelous trees. As the forest is cut down to make things for the growing community, the trees and the habitats of the various creatures that live there disappear until there’s almost nothing left. Dr. Seuss’s simple, clever and powerful message about environmentalism will stick with young readers.
— “The Dr. Seuss always sells out,” said Elizabeth Ryan, owner of Tales & Toys in Venice, Calif.
— “Dr. Seuss is always popular,” agreed Pat Cooley, owner of Cooleykatz Toys in Livermore, Calif., in November 2008.

Third in the popular “Inheritance” series by Christopher Paolini, which begins with “Eragon,” “Brisingr” continues to chronicle the dragon rider Eragon’s journey and training as he undertakes a heroic quest to help rescue his cousin’s betrothed. Roran and Eragon undergo primarily separate journeys, having to face many tests and overcome great odds. The story is themed in the classic high-fantasy genre, filled with magic, dragons, elves, dwarves, and sword fighting, as well as the value of friendship, family and courage. Launch date: September 20, 2008.
— “The new Christopher Paolini book, “Brisingr.” [We sell] over 100 per month,” said Jessica Wood, buyer for Northshire Bookstore in Manchester Center, Vt.
— Two of 52 retailers named “Brisingr” as a best seller in November 2008.

Writer, actor and performer Steve Martin teams up with cartoonist Roz Chast to introduce this laugh-inducing introduction to the alphabet for young children. In twenty-six alliterative couplets, accompanied by hilarious cartoons, Martin and Chast introduce readers to Horace the hare, whose hairdo hides hunchbacks, and Bad Baby Bubbleducks, who hides a framed picture of a beatnik holding balloons. Launch date: October 2007.

The story follows a Chinese American family as they prepare for the Lunar New Year. Family members all help each other out dusting off the old year, hanging decorations and making dumplings. Then they all put on new clothes and celebrate with friends and family eating and watching fireworks, lion dancers, the parade and more. The book is full of bright, colorful illustrations and includes a surprise foldout page at the end of the story. The story is tailor-made for reading aloud. Launch date: January 2008.

Barbara Park, author of the Junie B. Jones series as well as many other humorous books, writes this rhyming tale from the point of view of a baby not yet born. "Ma! There’s Nothing to Do Here!" is a fun, silly look at what a baby’s life might be while it’s waiting to “come out and play.” It's ilustrated by Viviana Garofoli. 40 pages, hardback. Publication date: late January 2008.

It’s 1875 and Bird Mallon lives on Water Street in Brooklyn where you can see the huge towers of the bridge to Manhattan being built. Bird wants to be brave to help her brother and sister, and wishes a girl would move in close by. But Thomas Neary and his Pop move in upstairs. Thomas, who has a secret that only Bird suspects, turns out to be the best friend Bird could ever have. This book received the 2007 Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award. Launch date: September 12, 2006.

Eighteen things in this book begin with the letter “A,” 19 start with “H,” and there are 37 ways of counting “S.” As children search for these, they’ll discover dazzling worlds where poodles paint and unicorns wear underwear. This book is written and illustrated by John Nickle, and received the 2007 Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award. Launch date: September 12, 2006.