In this third book in Robin Mitchell and Judith Steedman’s popular Windy series, Snowy and Chinook are planning a birthday party for their friend Tulip on a cold winter morning. The puppet figures who tell the story, designed by the authors and photographed by Mia Cunningham, have a fresh and modern style. Clear, primary colors, charming line drawings, and simple text make this a fun book for the very young.

This wall calendar features the characters from Monkey World engaged in fighting octopuses, slaying dragons, and landing on the moon. It comes with a free 28 page, 7” x 7” coloring calendar.

What if monkeys were astronauts, pirates, cowboys and queens? This zany book of ABC poetry is boldly illustrated by Matthew Porter with images painted on pine boards that were sanded for texture to show the wood's grain, then finished with a veneer. Edgy yet lovable, Porter's monkeys are already bestsellers, but this is the first time they've come together in one collection.

In the sequel to the acclaimed picture book When You Were Small, curious little Henry has a new question for his parents: Where did I come from? His parents, trying to explain, come up with many hilarious and whimsical answers. Julie Morstad’s illustrations once again perfectly complement Sara O’Leary’s poetic prose.

From Apparitions to Zombies, creepy characters abound in this delightfully nightmarish ABC. Ryan Heshka’s eerie pop-art illustrations are reminiscent of old comics and monster movies. This book is a must-have for all who enjoy the uncanny and macabre.

All of the shoes in the shoe store are plain and dull except for one pair: the apple red shoes, just waiting to be picked. The little girl knows that they are the shoes for her, but can she convince her mom? This cheerful tale is matched with charming illustrations that depict the fashions of the 1960s.

In the first of a new series about the ongoing idylls of a little doll and her friends, whimsy is wrapped in a fresh, modern look. It's a wonderful windy day and perfect for Windy's favorite activity — flying her big, blue kite. When the wind blows her kite away, she sets off to find it through artfully photographed cut-and-folded paper landscapes. Each book in the series will highlight an activity from the story with complete and simple instructions on the inside jacket cover (in Windy's case, how to make and fly a kite). The pictures and stories are perfect for small children, with playful maps to trace each adventure and great ideas for things to do and make.

Sunny wakes up on a bright, summer morning to the familiar sounds of his wonderful world. Inspired by what they hear, he and his friends decide to invent their own playful brand of music. Before long, the happy children get down to a hootennanny time. The puppet figures designed and photographed by Mitchell and Steedman have a fresh, modern style. Clear, primary colors and charming line drawings add to the simple delight they give to children.

Each night Henry asks his dad to tell him about when he was small, and his father relates how very small he really was: …we used to give you baths in the teapot… and …we took the toy castle out of the aquarium and you were king of it. The minimal text is accompanied by delicate illustrations. A lovely title to share one on one, and sure to start many family rituals.

Surrounded by hat-tippers who are always tipping their hats and shunning those who don't return the favor, poor Mr. Tadaa has a head too big for his hat. Even worse, the Little Person's hat is so big it wears him. One blustery day, Mr. Tadaa's hat and the Little Person are blown away by the wind... and right into each other! A surprise twist at the end shows that even in a world of hat-tippers, nonconformists can find happiness and friendship.

Bugs climb on top of each other from one to ten until the last bug — a tiny flea — topples the pile. Then off they go home, one by one, except for the first little bug, who waits patiently until the next time the reader opens the book. This happy, silly book is perfect for children who are new to numbers and simple sums. Bold graphics and bright colors excite the eye and make the book's lessons fun.