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These beloved children's stories are now available in beginning reader format. With a 6' x 9' trim and a classic beginning reader layout, children will have a more 'grown up' version to read by themselves.

Now available in a reader edition, this classic picture book teaches the important pre-reading concepts of rhyme, rhythm, and repetition. Full color.

In this traditional tale from West Africa, Anansi, the Spider, sets out on a long journey. Threatened by Fish and Falcon, he is saved from terrible fates by his sons. But which of his six sons should he reward? The color, splendid design montage, and the authentic African language rhythms forge a new direction in picture books for children. Caldecott Honor Book. Lewis Carroll Shelf Award.

Betsy is invited to a party at which prizes will be given for the oldest doll, the best-dressed doll, and the doll who can do the most things. But Betsy chooses to bring Jennifer, a doll of a different sort--with her tangled hair and patched cheeks, she's Betsy's best-loved doll.

From the author and illustrator of "The Scrambled States of America" comes this deliciously imaginative story about a doughnut named Arnie who sets out to change the fate of all doughnuts. Full color.

Did you know that ...-- Each year, Lionel Trains produces more than a million engines, cabooses, and other railroad cars? (If hitched together, they would make a toy train about fifty miles long.)-- King Louis XIV, Napoleon, and Queen Victoria all had collections of wind-up toys?-- In late nineteenth-century France, more than five million tin soldiers were made from discarded sardine containers?-- The youngest international champion in table t...

When an eldest son fell into a well and too much time was spent trying to pronounce his name instead of being spent in getting help, the Chinese, according to legend, decided to give all their children short names.

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The combination of Martin and Archambault's masterfully written and highly readable verse and Rand's characteristically rich illustrations make this a rhythmic, raucous read-aloud".--Publishers Weekly. Full color.

The author and illustrator team of the classic "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?" turn their extraordinary talents to the theme of animal conservation.

A terrific story-hour book. As day turns to night, a caterpillar crunches and munches his way through the tall, tall grass. . . . Besides a treat for eyes and ears, this can be used as an introductory nature lesson".--Booklist, starred review. Full color. Boston Globe/Horn Book Honor Book. Redbook Top Ten Picture Book.