Product Description: Somewhere in the middle of the sea (not always in the same place) lies the island of Neverbelieve, populated with unusual creatures and astonishing discoveries.Explore the Land of Neverbelieve in these lush, vibrantly illustrated pages...read more

Product Description: This is a smaller, padded edition of DK's classic version of the biblical creation story. Combining amazingly detailed illustrations with the contemporary, easy-to-understand words of the New Living Translation, The Creation Story vividly brings to life this favorite Bible story from Genesis...read more

A dazzling collection of illusions and visual tricks - you won't believe your eyes! Imagine...a stepladder without steps, a clock without hands, a tree without a trunk, a kiss without a mouth, a bicycle with square wheels, a topsy turvy world where anything is possible. Ages6+.

An addition to the Nursery Classics series retells the favorite tale of the sure-footed cookie who manages to evade every would-be muncher until he meets a crafty and hungry fox.

A brave young boy ventures to climb to the top of a huge, magical beanstalk, where he uses his quick wits to outsmart a giant and make a fortune for his poor family.

A resourceful little hen comes up with ways to make her own food and eat it herself, all the while working to outwit a hungry fox.

More than twenty caricatures of famous faces are cut into sections, allowing readers to combine parts of each with hilarious results, from Groucho Marx's mustache on Princess Diana to Charlie Chaplin's hat on Marilyn Monroe.

When Hob the friendly spirit finds himself living with mean and nasty witches, gremlins, dwarfs, goblins, and an ogre, he has to use all of his powers, tricks, and lots of love to restore peace to their home.

Three folktales--'The Fox, the Hare, and the Cock,' 'The Girl and the Geese,' and 'Battibeth'--complemented by remarkable, surrealistic art, are retold by an expert in fairytales and folklore in a new edition designed to be read aloud.

A mix-and-match picture book begins with eight basic characters and encourages young readers to transform the characters' ordinary faces into bizarre ones with the help of split pages. 20,000 first printing.

The eleven rooms of little Annabel's Edwardian house are filled with people, pets, hidden presents, toys, and other surprises hiding under flaps and lids, and peering from secret places