Describes the functions of a variety of tools as they work together to make something. What will it be?

Asks young readers to identify the animal based on their color, including blue for a blue whale, white for a polar bear, and green for a frog, in a book with die-cut spy holes.

From butterflies and moths to crickets and cicadas, a rhyming exploration of backyard-bug behavior.

A school of fish is consumed, one by one and color by color, until the littlest and last fish takes a dramatic stand.

"Help Ladybug name favorite animals, fruits and vegetables, a big-wheeled tractor, and more!"--

When Farmer Brown goes on vacation, leaving his brother Bob in charge, Duck makes trouble by changing all his instructions to notes the animals like much better.

What do you do when you're fond of animals and you adore dressing up? For the adorable Tiny Cat, it s a matter of donning a vacuum hose "trunk," a party hat "beak," and other clever appropriations of household items, all with the aim of amusing little readers and leading them in a few animal noises. But what happens when the game becomes a little too believable?

Labeled pictures introduce the words for different things that go, from sports cars and steam trains to pirate ships and scooters.

Hugs are Huggy the Python's favorite thing, but he needs help learning how to give a gentle hug.

Simple text follows a baby tiger throughout her day, from waking to swimming to playing.