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Here comes a boy, that is 1. Next comes a girl, that together makes 2. A lady joins the two, which makes them 3. Then comes a dog! How many will they make? Creatures great and small--and even a vegetable--all come together to help children learn to count 1 to 10 and to recognize numbers. Young readers will be eager to see who comes next and what number they are. The last page, of course, is the most surprising and fun to all. Artist Amy Matsus...

When Paul finds a large egg, the farm hen reluctantly agrees to sit on it. Days later an unusual bird hatches: it is a fish loving pelican! This pelican is unique. He doesn't know how to catch fish, he just steals fish from everyone else, causing troubles wherever he goes. Frustrated, Paul's father warns Paul the pelican will be sent to the zoo! Can Paul keep the bird safe and help him learn to fish? Brian Wildsmith's startlingly beautiful, de...

Camille is determined to rake her own knee-high pile of leaves. Includes note to parents and caregivers.

Camille is determined to rake her own knee-high pile of leaves. Includes note to parents and caregivers.

Camille is determined to rake her own knee-high pile of leaves. Includes note to parents and caregivers.

When Paul finds a large egg, the farm hen reluctantly agrees to sit on it. Days later an unusual bird hatches: it is a fish loving pelican! This pelican is unique. He doesn't know how to catch fish, he just steals fish from everyone else, causing troubles wherever he goes. Frustrated, Paul's father warns Paul the pelican will be sent to the zoo! Can Paul keep the bird safe and help him learn to fish? Brian Wildsmith's startlingly beautiful, de...

Charlie is excited when he finds a hole! He picks it up and puts it in his pocket, but soon realizes that a hole in a pocket is no good at all. A hole in a backpack is even worse. Charlie sets out to find a new owner for the hole: he asks a tailor, a road worker, and even a donut maker, but no one wants Charlie's hole. Who will make good use of Charlie's hole? Written and illustrated by celebrated artist Kelly Canby, The Hole Story humorously ...

Charlie is excited when he finds a hole! He picks it up and puts it in his pocket, but soon realizes that a hole in a pocket is no good at all. A hole in a backpack is even worse. Charlie sets out to find a new owner for the hole: he asks a tailor, a road worker, and even a donut maker, but no one wants Charlie's hole. Who will make good use of Charlie's hole? Written and illustrated by celebrated artist Kelly Canby, The Hole Story humorously ...

Oh! What a fine Thanksgiving Dinner we'll have! A wonderfully simple plan turns out to be more than Mrs. Gumm and kitty bargained for, making Thanksgiving dinner asurprise for everyone! Published in full color for the first time!

A puppy, just like a baby, has lots of different things and you can see some of them. A toy, a bed and even a bowl for food. But where is the puppy? As you turn each page you'll see some of the puppy's favorite things but you have to lift the flaps to find the puppy with his belongings. Children delight in the hide-and-seek game the Photoflap books afford. A perfect first book. Also used for beginner readers. Available in English, Spanish, Eng...

From the kitchen to the living room to the bedroom and the bathroom there are over 100 photographs and the words that describe them for babies and toddlers to discover in this exciting romp around the house--both inside and out! Oh! The places children will go to learn new words and to start talking!

On board pages with flaps that fold out.

Playful images of favorite animals hop and splash, tweet and purr in captivating black and white illustrations that will engage toddlers and invite them to look!

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Babies love looking at other babies and these charming baby faces . . . smiling, frowning, laughing, being silly or serious are sure to captivate and delight toddlers and babies. They will ask to look at and to read the book again and again. Self-expression has never been more adorable!

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Pamela the cow loves pears - and will do just about anything to get them. But will anyone else ever get to eat a pear again? Certainly not until she's had her fill...and moved on to something else! Selected for 2004 edition of The Best Children's Books of the Year, Bank Street College of Education. Benjamin Franklin Award Finalist. This item is Returnable

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If you ask me where my daddy is, this is what I'll say: "He's in me and around me, never far away. . . " Always By My Side is a comforting, rhyming story written to help children who grow up without ever knowing their father to understand that a father's love is forever. This gentle, beautifully-illustrated picture book conveys a heart-warming message to children that even though a father is not in their lives, he is still part of them. They w...

Peggy's disappointment at receiving a plastic ring from a gumball machine turns to glee when she finds that rubbing the ring releases a baby genie who can grant her one wish. Peggy wishes for ?the sweet touch, ? and is overjoyed by all the candy that keeps appearing around her, until she gets a tummy ache and wants the genie to turn off the wish. But the genie is only a baby and hasn't yet learned how to turn off wishes! Lorna Balian's adorabl...