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Laura Driscoll
Thumper and his sisters explore the world around them in this adorable touch-and-feel board book! From the fluffiness of a bunny tail to spring grass, little ones will delight in discovering Thumper's world.
From an adorable otter to a cheerful hedgehog, Thumper has friends all over the forest. As he and his pals play in meadows and streams, readers can touch their soft, fluffy fur! With a touch-and-feel element on every spread, simple text, and chunky board...
Laura Driscoll
One night, Thumper and his sisters make their way out of the burrow. Around every turn, something seems scary, from glowing eyes to spooky shadows. But beneath each flap of this book, what looked scary at first is revealed to be not-so-scary, after all...
Lara Bergen
Thumper and his sisters discover the world of shapes - from spiderweb triangles to heart-shaped leaves - in this simple concept book ...
Laura Driscoll
From berry patches to babbling brooks, Thumper leads his sisters on a good old-fashioned summer adventure. With adorable illustrations, sturdy board pages, and lyrical text, this is the perfect introduction to summer for little ones.
Mo Willems
As a companion book to the popular Time to Pee!, Mo Willems has created a book on manners in his own signature style. Groups of ebullient mice narrate this humorous text as young children try in vain to get what they want, learning along the way that...
This set of five early readers will delight young readers while leading them to reading success as they follow the antics of Manny and the tools who support the community of Sheetrock Hills with their handyman abilities.
Susan Ring
Manny and the tools are visiting yard sales around town. Pat gets sleepy and decides to take a quick nap in a tool box, and ends up being sold! Join Manny and the rest of the tools as they race around town to find their lost friend. Young children...
When Felipe calls into a radio contest and wins a free weekend getaway to a fancy resort, everyone's thrilled about taking a vacation! Everyone, that is, except for Manny. Will Manny be able to stop thinking about work long enough to enjoy his stay at...
Marcy Kelman
Manny has been called upon to fix Mr. Singh's daughter's swing set. When Manny and the tools arrive they discover that Mr. Singh is much too busy to play with his daughter. While Manny works on the swing set, the tools get to know the young girl, and...
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