A young child cheers on a mouse as it avoids the trap.

A team of busy mice chop, stir, ice and bake their wares, then serve them to a slew of colorful...

A 1993 Caldecott Medal-winning illustrator and the author of Itchy, Itchy Chicken Pox come together...

Simple words and short sentences make these lively books perfect for the newest readers.

Ride the trains in LEGO City. All aboard

Simple words and short sentences make these lively books perfect for the newest readers.

Sweet, simple text perfect for brand-new readers.

Squirrel is busy, busy, busy — and determined to have a fun day! Mouse has cleaning to do, but it’s...

It's H-Day--the 100th day of school for Hubie and his classmates. Mrs. Green decides everybody needs...

Simple rhyming text introduces the youngest readers to reading.

While attempting to clean up the house for spring, Mama Bear finds it nearly impossible to get...

The Bears are having a family reunion, and all their relatives are invited. The tree house is ready...

The sun wakes up the rooster, who crows and wakes up the goose, who honks and wakes up the sheep...

Simple text and photographs of children playing make this a perfect book for emerging readers.

No matter how silly the request, there is one day a year when kids always receive a positive...

All creatures have a color of their own…except for chameleons, and this sad fellow wants a color of...

It seems like Bear can sleep through anything. As a succession of animals enter his cave to escape...

The mischief-making monkey just can’t curb his curiosity, and he gets into hilarious adventures...

Favorite characters from Goosebumps are back in brand new stories sure to scare

Iggy Pig is ready for snow. All wrapped up in his scarf and mittens, Iggy wants to play. And Dusty...

In these engaging picture books with minimal text, Mercer Mayer's Little Critter encounters the...

Emily and Vicky are best friends. They both wear yellow boots. They both like red hats. They play...

Five tiny dachshund puppies are born one bright May morning, each one short, wiggly, and full of personality. But as they grow, one pup becomes longer…and longer…and longer than all the rest! His name is Pretzel, and soon he’s winning blue ribbons at dog shows and impressing everyone he meets—everyone except Greta, the little dachshund who lives across the street. Greta doesn’t care how long Pretzel is. She just isn’t interested.

Young readers will relate to the experiences as they follow the kids of Mrs. Connor's first grade...