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Hats don’t talk, but they all tell a story. What does your hat say about you? 

Learn the names of hats and why they are worn in this fun-to-read-aloud rhyming book. Hats come in all shapes and colors, just like the girls and boys who wear them in these fun watercolor illustrations.

Take your toddler on a wildlife exploration and learn the alphabet! Have fun together discovering unique animals from across the globe. 

Teaching toddlers their ABCs can be an awesome adventure! Have fun getting to know animals, birds, and cold-blooded creatures from around the world. Every letter is large, colorful, and represented by a single wild animal in a charming watercolor illustration. Children’s fondness for animals makes this a great tool to foster their love of learning.

 Learn about unique animals from around the world as you read fun facts about each one written in rhyme. The watercolor illustrations draw attention to the diversity of the animal kingdom.

The featured wildlife includes the aardvark, blue-footed booby, caribou, dormouse, emu, fruit bat, guanaco, hawk, iguana, jacana, kangaroo, lemur, moose, nightingale, orangutan, puffin, quokka, roadrunner, sloth, tarsier, urial, viper, waterbuck, xerus, yak, and - last but not least- the zorilla.

In this beautifully illustrated rhyming picture book, nine beloved heroines from classic literature teach girls how to face self-doubt, grow their courage, and change the world.

Every day, girls meet challenges that result in self-doubt: they don’t feel confident in facing their fears. A cast of nine literary heroines introduces us to the idea that problems are a normal part of life and that we can rise above them. Told in rhyme with watercolor illustrations, Courageous calls girls to be brave in their own unique ways.

A cute tale of two brother frogs, Fenwicke and Fairfax, reminds us that in the world of ideas, some are possible and some are not. But our limitations never have to limit our love for each other.

Fairfax and Fenwicke are frogs. Fairfax has big ideas for a little frog. They aren't bad ideas, but they aren't things that frogs can do. Since Fenwicke is the big brother, he tries to help Fairfax but in that bossy way big brothers do. You'll love Fenwicke for his big-brother bossiness and Fairfax because he never stops dreaming.

This young writer is a lot like Fairfax: a younger brother and someone with big ideas. He wanted to publish a book, which is a good idea but a bit unusual for a young boy. His big brother (not actually named Fenwicke) is proud of him for following his dreams.