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Sold outRafi and Rita
Which twin is taller? Sibling rivalry rises to new heights in this funny picture book about two willful and imaginative giraffes. Rafi and Rita are twins. They do everything together. They like the same things, they finish each other's sentences, and they look exactly the same . . . except for their height. But who is the tallest twin, really? Is it Rafi, who's so tall that a painter trying to paint him ran out of paint? Or Rita, so towering in stature that when her hat falls off it takes three hours to hit the ground? In a hilarious progression of hyperbole, Jarvis's narrative, at once humorous and endearing, is matched by Chris Judge's bold and whimsical illustrations in a charming, playful, and oh-so-familiar tale of competitiveness.Sold out -
Wildflowers
This field guide has 100 entries highlighting a variety of North American wildflowers. Readers will gain a greater understanding about these living things and will be able to identify them in the wild. Features include a helpful introduction to the topic, a glossary, and additional resources. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Field Guides is an imprint of Abdo Reference, a division of ABDO. -
Sold outFossil Encyclopedia
This title introduces readers to fossils from dozens of ancient species. The book explores the remains of plants that grew during the Paleozoic Era, animals that walked and swam during the Mesozoic Era, and early humans that evolved during the Cenozoic Era. Features include a glossary, additional resources, and an index. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Encyclopedias is an imprint of Abdo Reference, a division of ABDO.Sold out -
Alphabet of Alphabets and Number of Numbers: Look & Find Games and Activities for Children
There's hours of fun in this epic activity book!
Children can practice their letters and numbers in this interactive activity book designed to engage and entertain. There are over fifty fully illustrated activities, each themed on a number or letter of the alphabet to hone essential math and literacy skills.
In Alphabet of Alphabets, you'll take a ride through twenty fully-illustrated alphabets, from an A to Z of Birds to an A to Z of Zoo. Then, flip the book over for Number of Numbers, where you can count the animals going into Noah's Ark two-by-two, spot thirteen scary skeletons at the haunted house on Halloween, visit Farm Fifteen, and more. Dip in and out of the pages or do each one in order for a unique reading experience.
Through it all, Allan Sanders' weird and wonderful drawings are packed full of funny things to spot and plenty of Where's Waldo-style humor, making this the best way to learn your ABCs and 123s.
From ABC to 123 is perfect for summer vacation, home-learning, and more.
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Money Savvy Teen: Building Smart Financial Habits That Will Last a Lifetime
An invaluable guide introducing young adults to essential money-related concepts and skills
The average US household carries more than $7,000 in credit card debt. Americans pay $35 billion a year in fees for mishandling checks and debit cards. Too many have failed to learn even basic money management. In The Money Savvy Teen, Robbie Hyman looks to change that. Using an accessible approach, Hyman details how to develop a healthy relationship with money, the mechanics of money, and navigating the social side of money-an important yet often overlooked aspect of financial success. Filled with stories and humor, this book features simple, easy-to-remember lessons, from how to resist advertisers' psychological tricks, to understanding the fees of using another bank's ATM, to developing a standard phrase that can help anyone out of a tense moment when a friend asks to borrow money. Armed with these simple lessons, money savvy teens will have the tools and confidence to build smart, responsible financial habits that will last a lifetime. -
Kimi the Ballerina
Join Kimi as she pirouettes onto the basketball court in this relatable story inspired by author Korey Watari's experiences and illustrated by her husband, Mike Wu, former Pixar artist and creator of the Ellie series.
Kimi just wants to focus on ballet, but she knows her dad really wants her to join the basketball team. Trying new things makes Kimi feel small, quiet, and uneasy. So her dad makes her a deal: If she gives basketball a try, he might just trade his sneakers for ballet slippers.
Kimi gives it a shot. At first it seems like all she is doing is fumbling, tumbling, and missing baskets. But her dad only encourages her more. Then he shares a story about her grandfather's famous moves on a Japanese American basketball team and why the sport is so special to their family. It's just the motivation that Kimi needs.
And what happens when Kimi takes some of her ballet skills over to basketball? Find out in this heartfelt story that's perfect for dancers and sports lovers alike, or anyone who's had to try something new.
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Revolutionary War (with 3D Metal Cover)
Take a trip through the American Revolution with this stunning visual guide!
Calling all history buffs! This visual guide takes the reader through all things American Revolution, including the causes of the war, major battles, key figures, and more! Photo artifacts, timelines, and infographics help to bring this important part of American history to life!
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Garden for Lili
Lili's apartment building is having a block party! Lili heads down to the garden to get Nai Nai green onions for her fried rice recipe. There, she's visited by all the grandmas in the building, who stop by to get ingredients for their block party dishes, bring scraps for Mr. Nibbles, the building's composter, and show Lili the secrets to growing and maintaining a happy garden. When it's time for the party, everyone brings a different delicious rice dish from around the world--Hashweh from Teta, Arroz Roja from Abuela, Carrot Risotto from Nonna, and more. After a busy morning in the garden, Lili's extra proud of the strawberries she's worked hard to grow!
A Garden for Lili is a cheerful, engaging, and informing celebration of urban gardening and the ways food connects our communities from award-winning picture book creator Melissa Iwai.
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Sold outWhen I'm a Moshom
This companion to the Governor General's Award-winning picture book On the Trapline is a loving and inspiring ode to grandparents. When I'm a moshom, a long, long time from now, I will watch my grandchildren dance and play hockey, and I will be the loudest one cheering. I will take them on the trapline and teach them how to fish. I will feed them Bannock and share stories about our community. I will tell them I love them, just like my moshom did. This heartwarming story thoughtfully explores the legacy of love, traditions and heritage passed down from generation to generation. Through the eyes of three siblings and their moshom (grandfather), readers are taken on a journey filled with cherished moments, from cheering at sports events to sharing traditional Cree knowledge and language. This picture book beautifully captures the bonds between grandparents and grandchildren, making it perfect for shared reading and an ideal gift for special occasions like birthdays, holidays or family celebrations. Includes a glossary of Swampy Cree words and an author's note.Sold out -
Amazing Airport Adventure: 10 Mazes and Seek-N-Find Games
In A-MAZE-ING Airport Adventure, acclaimed author and illustrator Roxie Munro invites children to explore the world of air travel through 10 interconnected mazes and seek-n-find games. Starting at home and moving through check-in, security, terminals, and boarding, young readers gain familiarity with real-life airport routines while building critical-thinking and spatial-reasoning skills.
Munro's vibrant, detail-rich illustrations offer engaging challenges and hidden objects throughout, making the book ideal for kids aged four and up. Whether preparing for travel or enjoying interactive fun at home or school, this book supports fine motor development and creativity.
Key features:- 10 interconnected mazes and seek-n-find games that simulate the full airport experience from driveway to takeoff
- Hidden items like animals, vehicles, and playful objects
- STEM/STEAM-focused design that encourages spatial awareness, logic, collaboration, and creativity
- Includes an answer key for self-guided learning and reinforcement
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Sold outHello, Ocean!
A day at the beach is full of celebration, helping out, and especially discovery in this energetic and beautiful new book by the New York Times bestselling creator of My Heart and The Book of Mistakes. Hello, sand. Hello, toes. Hello, ocean. Hello, hello, hello! In this glowing portrait of beachtime joy, a girl greets the many things she encounters, celebrating them all. Razor clams and sand dollars, the splish and splash of water, logs and dune grass and . . . uh-oh, garbage too. When she discovers a knotted pile of debris, she and her parents work to get it cleaned up, then go on with their busy, happy day at the shore.Sold out -
Sold outABCs of America
An alphabetical introduction to the United States for the youngest of readers, just in time to celebrate America's 250th anniversary!
A is for America, the land of the free. B is for bald eagle, the country's national bird. C is for cowboy boots, worn out on the ranch. In this celebration of the United States, there's a classic American symbol for each letter of the alphabet. Featuring bold, dynamic art that promotes engagement for curious minds, this educational and patriotic book highlights American culture, history, and more for little ones.Sold out -
Sold outShark Book
How do sharks breathe underwater, and how many different species of them swim in the world's waters? Young readers will love delving into the inner workings of these fascinating creatures to discover the answers with this incredible interactive book. With labeled acetate diagrams, this is a fantastic first look at sharks for curious children everywhere.Sold out -
Eyewonder Mammals: Open Your Eyes to a World of Discovery
Get up close and personal with mammals with this fully updated edition of Eyewonder Mammals for young readers. What makes a mammal a mammal? Does a tiny pygmy mouse belong to the same class of animals as the gigantic blue whale? Yes! They are both mammals, and so are you. With more than 6,000 discovered species, mammals come in all shapes and sizes - in nearly every habitat on Earth, from the Amazon Rainforest to the Sahara Desert. In this mammals book for kids 5-7, stunning photos of mammals moving, feeding, and taking care of their young bring these amazing animals to life. Plus, activities such as "Who am I" and "Jungle safari" will keep you entertained for a long time. DK's top-selling Eyewonder series has an exciting new look for the next generation of young, curious minds. Stay-at-home explorers will love the new dynamic photographs, up-to-date information, and a brand-new "eyewonder" feature showcasing the most extraordinary mammal stories. This book is perfect for all curious young minds; great for homework and school projects, or just for fun!Sold out -
My First Milestones: Ready for Bed
Get little ones ready for bed in this fun, engaging, and beautifully illustrated board book guaranteed to be a nighttime favorite. From New York Times Bestselling creator Lee Wildish comes the first in a fun and family-centric series of milestone books. Learn how to navigate the bedtime routine, including everything from cleaning up toys and taking a bath to brushing teeth and reading a book together before snuggling tight and saying good night. The book contains a fun read-aloud text that breaks down each experience into easy 1-2-3 steps.