Dan Yaccarino

"Lift the flaps, in this lively version of your child's favorite game, to find baby animals that are so big. This interactive book is one children will be sure to read so many times! How big is your child? You can answer this question together using the tear-out ruler in the back of the book!"--P. [4] of cover.

Mr. Night puts the world to bed and helps children fall asleep.

"A shark documents its adventures in the ocean with an action camera"--

"Jane works as crane operator at the docks, but she faces her biggest challenge when hoisting a firetruck in high winds"--

Henry has a feather sticking up on his head, but refuses to go to the barber because he thinks it will hurt. After many attempts to push the feather down, Henry finally gives in and agrees to go for his first haircut.

"Through a video camera positioned on the monkey's head, readers can follow along from the monkey's point of view as it slides down a giraffe's neck, meets a lion by mistake, and shares a coconut with a friend! Go, Monkey, go! Dan Yaccarino's bright art and Margie Palatini's simple text create a dynamic world that beginning readers will want to visit over and over again!"-- Publisher's website

"With a turn of his crane and a swing of his wrecking ball, Mr. Gilly knocks down the old buildings. He smashes through brick and wood. He crashes through stone and glass. Then, with a push from his bulldozer, Mr. Gilly cleans it all up to make room for something brand-new!" -- Amazon.

Thirteen-year-old Sammy meets a mysterious man who dies of a heart attack after telling her to get rid of the large amount of money he is carrying, leading her to investigate who the man was and how he came to be carrying so much cash.

A light-hearted salute to the body's midsection in simple rhymes and colorful drawings.

Nera and Lucy are sisters who live on the Moon, but do not get along--until they have to put aside their differences to rescue their pet fish, Moona.