Product Description: "Western Lullaby" ia a vividly illustrated read-to- book transporting the reader to the nocturnal west where sights and sounds fill the night. A dreamy tale, "Western Lullaby" combines the western outdoors with a nurturing family to tell the tale of a littlte girl's bedtime surroundings...read more

Help children identify beauty and hope in all cycles of life as they follow two insects, Lea and Nym, and the struggles Nym endures when her friend disappears. This is a tender story about loss and change, written to help parents express their views about life and death. The book may serve many purposes, such as comforting a grieving child or providing facts about dragonflies. Beautifully illustrated, it is cherished by parents, grandparents, and teachers.

Chester Raccoon is worried that his mother does not have enough love for both him and his new baby brother, in the sequel to The Kissing Hand.

A guided tour along the most interesting routes of our capital city sees beyond just the museums and monuments to discuss much more, from cherry blossoms to the National Zoo.

Product Description: When Penny begins searching for the source of the mysterious whistling she hears in her sleep, her parents take her to meet her great-great-uncle, who tells her about her Cherokee heritage.

Jarrod has a carefree, innocent existence in a far-off land, but faces temptation when he is offered anything he wants in return for venturing into a forbidden pond, in this Eden-like fable. 50,000 first printing.

Product Description: Book by Gibson, Barbara Leonard

Product Description: Learning colors is fun with these six little books, set up like a rainbow in their own slipcase. Each color of the "rainbow" tells a picture story in which children meet and follow friendly flowers, plants, and animals of the featured color. Full color.

A boy goes through his house, room by room, collecting his toys from their hiding places

Circle cutouts reveal the gradual addition of dogs on a canine pyramid from one to ten

A boy invites young readers to share his family's visit to the fair, where they can look at themselves in the fun house mirror, sniff the prize-winning pie, and feel a sheep's soft wool