Maddie has a hard time waiting, especially when she wants to ride her bike. Can Maddie learn the importance of being patient?
When Mason\'s mom gets a bad cold, Mason\'s routine is turned upside down. He\'s worried that everything will go wrong. Some things do, but Mason learns to work through his worry.
Olivia is very happy because her grandparents have a big surprise for her. Will this be her best day ever?
After one of Meg\'s teachers has a new baby, Meg suggests that the class make a present for the baby. Can Meg help get the project started?
On Star Gazing Night, the Little Somethings are looking out for all kinds of different stars. They see a diamond star, a sapphire star, and then—Something Different flies to the ground! He certainly looks different. After all, he has black ears, curly antennae, and lots of legs. Will Bob convince the rest of the Little Somethings that maybe Something Different isn\'t so different after all?
This bright and shiny collection introduces young children to vivid colours. Each book depicts fi ve scenes related to a specifi c colour, using glitter foil to enhance the learning experience. A series that will spark-le your child s interest and imagination!
Children will delight in this collection of classic nursery rhymes, whimsically illustrated with adorable animal characters. Sing along with action rhymes like Pat-a-Cake and I\'m a Little Teapot, then get ready for bed with the soothing lullaby Rock-a-Bye-Baby.
Whose tail is that? Laugh along as the jungle friends get stuck with the wrong tail! Little ones will love stroking the soft tail as they join the search for it\'s real owner!