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The Buccaneer Bunnies spend their days reading books, swinging from the masts of their ship, and shooting each other out of the cannons. Then the adorable bunny Henry finds a threatening message from an unknown ememy. No one sees the danger and none will listen to Henry and his worries. Henry begins reading, researching, and writing a book about being prepared for an attack. When the Chicken Pirates attack will Henry save the day? Will Henry's book help?

A valuable message on reading, researching, and being prepared, all told with humor--Henry's Parrot-Poop Helmet is hilarious--with detailed delightful illustrations.

Out in the open, in the clear,
Where any wisenmouse would fear,
Jam licks his paw, he grooms an ear,
And never hears approaching hisssss . . .

Brave mouse Jam breaks the rules and goes on a moonlit adventure. Beautiful illustrations and cleaver nonsense words and rhyming prose combine to create a fun and suspenseful story. Children 6 and older will love the wordplay in this cautionary tale.

From Creation to the Ascension of Christ the Random House Book of Bible Stories contains more than 50 stories from the Old and New Testaments for young children. The stories are wrote to be read aloud with clear simple text that flows and captivates the listener. Beautiful vivid illustrations that enhance the stories.

To discover who she will be a young girl looks at her the members of her family past and present. A mailman, a preacher, a teacher, a pool shark, a jazzman, a car man, a mama; learning what each thinks is important and learning bit of wisdom from each family member. From Great-Granpap's "Nothin's more important than family" to Mama's "God gives us each some seeds to sow".

A story with religious overtones; whose message is that the person we become is up to us. That it's up to us to decide how the seeds that God gives us grow. A lyrical story illustrated with sweet and playful paint and charcoal sketches. The combination of elegant narrative and elegant art makes a wonderful combination and a wonderful reading experience.

A classic Golden book, with lots of appeal, is back in print.

What happens when the local ragman sneezes? All the animals change in weird and wacky ways. The kitten’s ears end up on the bunny. The bunny’s ears end up on the kitten. The dog meows, the cat barks, the rooster tail feathers sprout out of his head. With a little concentration and a lot of pepper the rag man tries to sneeze everything right. A hilarious story with amusing illustrations.

A fun way to discover and talk about the responsibilities of a dog.
Told with humor, insight, and an imaginative twist. A variety of moving pieces and flaps that lift up to reveal surprises adds to the enjoyment of this tale. With wonderful illustrations and humor that creates a story about having a dog that leaves a smile and wanting to read it again.

A bestselling Caldecott Honor artist and legendary author team up!
Florence Parry Heide, author of such classics as the Shrinking of Treehorn, and Lane Smith, recipient of a slew of awards, have created an unforgettable princess sure to charm and delight young readers.

Princess Hyacinth has to be weighted down at all times otherwise she literally floats up in the air. She wants to play, and fly, and have friends but she has to be weighed down with a heavy crown and jewels. A cute story with an adventurous ending and the beginning of a friendship.

Agatha May Walker's street is so busy she can't cross the street to visit her friend and share her gingersnaps with her. Agatha set a wingback chair and herself, and her gingersnaps in the middle of the street and offers gingersnaps to the complaining drivers.

The other neighbors join in to reclaim their street from all the nosily cars, trucks, and motorcycles that rumble by all day to and slow things down.

Milo the elephant has great adventures with his kitty-cat neighbors. But their adventures are always interrupted by lunchtime, dinnertime but the worst interruption is "Bedtime". They try to get around the parental interruption by hiding and sneaking which does not work; they finally devise a secret plan. A charming story with adorable illustrations that extend the story adding more humor.

 

Anna Sewell's classic Black Beauty comes to life in this beautifully illustrated picture-book. The stallion's life from humans that are gentle to cruel and the reunion with the kind groom he knew as a colt is told with in a style suitable for young children. The fine attention to detail in the lush illustrations brings the story more vividly to life.

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