One day three white mice discover three jars of paint--red, blue, and yellow. But what happens when they splash in the colors, mixing the red and blue? Or dance in the blue and yellow? This playful introduction to colors will appeal to any budding artist or curious preschooler.

    But the spunky little girl has other plans. "Engaging....A real charmer."--School Library Journal.

    Jasper plays with just about everything in the toyshop. But what will he eventually buy? Simple text with appealing illustrations.

    The animals are brought to life in this classic pop-up that is fun for kids of every age.

    Here are songs that young children can act out, such as "London Bridge," "Pop Goes the Weasel," and "The Mulberry Bush." There are also work songs, such as "I've Been Working on the Railroad"; ballads, like "Shenandoah"; and nursery songs, including "Oats, Peas, and Beans." The selections are drawn from popular traditions around the world; some have been enjoyed and sung for hundreds of years. Throughout the book are insightful comments on the art and the songs. All of the selections include simple arrangements for musical accompaniment.A Treasury of Children's Songs is an updated version of Go In and Out the Window, first published in 1987 and reprinted twelve times.

    Split pages with pop-up features allow the reader to create unusual creatures by mixing parts of such real animals as an owl, rabbit, moose, and fox.

    Ned insists on squeezing too much mischief out of the nights he plays with the wondrous creature called the Joybaloo, with the result that it fades away and he must discover how to make his own joy.

    A cozy visit with her friend Rabbit, featuring a soft flannel nightie and hot carrot soup, convinces a skeptical Badger that you really can be warm in winter.

    

    Sweet Sidney wakes up and begins to prepare eagerly for spring's arrival, but Sarah Bear insists it's still too dark and cold.

    A curious colt overcomes his fear of cows and their sharp horns by backing out of trouble.

    Cute pop-up book for children.

    . .--Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books.

    Contains an introduction by Audrey Hepburn. Full-color illustrations.

    Full-color illustrations.

    A turtle, two penguins, a hippo, and a host of other unlikely animals join a young boy in his bath.

    It's fun. It's 450 terrific teaching ideas that are based upon the latest research on how young children become good readers. It connects 90 of the best children's books to every learning center; science, nature, math, art, music, movement, cooking, and circle time.

    Harry is upset about losing his library card three times in a row, but feels better when he learns that his father and his friend Dorcas sometimes lose things.

    A perfect bedtime book for those who can count already, and those just learning to count One little boy thinks he just needs his teddy for bedtime, but he is very wrong. This humorous counting book features kangaroos bouncing on the bed, giraffes in the bath, and a monster with 10 heads who takes forever to say goodnight.

    Called a "riotous story" by Booklist and an "expertly executed picture book" by School Library Journal, and named a Best Children's Book by both Learning magazine and Redbook, Nadine Bernard Westcott's hilarious twist on a familiar old song is now available in a sturdy board book format perfect for little hands.