Through a combination of prose and poetry, Nancy Willard introduces children to the poet William...

This 1952 Caldecott-winner tells the story of two dogs, Nap and Winkle, and one bone. Two dogs. One...

Millions of years ago, before there were red-breasted robins and busy blue jays . . . there were...

Elegant, simple text and luminous art make this picture book an almost hymn-like meditation on the...

Yorick Bede has always considered his younger brother, Charles, a first-rate pain in the pants, and...

From the creators of the acclaimed Sears Parenting Library comes a handbook that gives kids the...

Illustrations for each letter, which can be partially seen through die-cut windows, give young...

Roland the pig sings and plays the lute and is looking for a wider audience than just his friends...

When Irene Bobbin's mother is ill and is unable to deliver the ball gown she made for the duchess to...

This is the story of the unlikely friendship between Amos the mouse and Boris the whale. When they...

A young boy receives a stuffed rabbit made from velvet for Christmas. The boy loves the rabbit dearly. When the boy becomes sick, he turns to the rabbit for comfort. The Velveteen Rabbit hopes he can become real, but then he finds out that the boy’s toys have to be destroyed. The Velveteen Rabbit is saved just in time and becomes a real rabbit.

Sylvester is thrilled to find a pebble that grants him his every wish. The possibilities are endless...