Flaps reveal the answers that Tommy, the orange kitten, makes to questions asking him about the stages in his morning routine.

Product Description: An energetic toddler thinks up some very exciting things to do. “Can I drive the car?” What does mommy think of these ideas? A simple, gentle, and loving dialogue between a toddler and his mother follows with warm and colorful illustrations and questions and answers that capture toddlers’ attention...read more

A little rabbit uses various tools to help Daddy around the garden. On board pages.

This series has a depth of feeling and a degree of storytelling at the simplest level that is unusual at this age range. Atsuko Morozumi's illustrations are a wonderful combination of talent and feeling and the use of flaps to tell stories of everyday events makes this series exceptional by today's standards. The books are bunny-shaped for extra appeal.

Product Description: Soothing and gentle first books for babies with lift-the-flap surprise, perfect for parents and children to share.Warm watercolor illustrations picture a child’s day in the park with swings, slides, and birds. A perfect first flap book for baby’s little hands.

Do bears love swimming as much as they love honey sandwiches? Can you act out the story of the alligator and the chicks? This is a lovely collection of simple stories, illustrated by celebrated artist Atsuko Morozumi. Some stories include instructions to “act out” sounds and movements in the story (clapping, making faces) to enhance the reading experience, and a fun die-cut “index” with character pictures allow children to find their favorite story.Atsuko Morozumi’s The Reindeer Christmas has sold over one hundred thousand copies in the United States. One Gorilla (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) was an American Bookseller Pick of the List and a New York Times Best Illustrated Children’s Book.

When his father brings a gorilla home from the zoo, a little boy remains friends with the furry visitor even after it must be returned to Africa.

When his father brings a gorilla home from the zoo, a little boy remains friends with the furry visitor even after it must be returned to Africa.

In a picture book about special friendships by the award-winning author of One Gorilla, a gorilla goes home to live with a zookeeper after the zoo shuts down and makes friends with the zookeeper's son. Reprint.