Can you imagine a shoe monster or a candy tree? Imagination can help children learn about the world around them. In this book, a prickly porcupine describes imaginary experiences, inspiring children to think creatively and express themselves.

"In this nonfiction story, young readers can discover what rain is and why it falls. The miracles of nature come to life in this early-learning series centered around weather, featuring simple text and Eric Carle's classic illustrations!" --

"With an eye to holiday rituals and nature's rebirth, New York Times best-selling creator Aaron Becker offers a luminous die-cut companion to You Are Light, My Favorite Color, and One Sky. Hush, now. Be still. It's time for winter light. Come winter, the days grow short. Sunlight filters through bare branches as ice crystals cover the meadow. In this quiet time, we turn to warmth and light, to family rituals and traditions. With jewellike...

"For the very young, each animal character in this rhyming board book names a number from one to ten—but watch out for the pop-up surprise at the end! Whether it’s an elephant’s two tusks, a lion’s four paws, a koala’s five claws, or a goose’s ten feathers, each animal on these cheery pages has something to count. But what about Crocodile Claire, popping up at the end? Who dares to count her teeth? The rhythmic, singsong text combined...