It is time for Little Bear to go to bed. But where can he be? Father Bear searches all over the house. Little ones will enjoy being in on the joke as they look at Richard Scarry's colorful pictures. This Little Golden Book Classic is now back in print for a new generation of readers to enjoy.
Book De*ion It is time for Little Bear to go to bed. But where can he be?Father Bear searches all over the house. Little ones will enjoybeing in on the joke as they look at Richard Scarry's colorfulpictures. This Little Golden Book Classic is now back in print fora new generation of readers to enjoy. Book Dimension Height (mm) 205 Width (mm) 171
Learning the concepts of comparing and sorting is vital inhelping young children develop vocabulary and understand the worldaround them. This bright book is designed to help parents amuse,interest and at the same time teach their children vital earlylearning skills. Useful parent tips are included throughout thebook to support the learning process.
Learn all about the alphabet with touch and feel textures in this chunky board book. Learn your ABC with the twinkly, bumpy, scaly, silky, sandy, sticky and shiny textures in a chunky package that will help your child discover all about the alphabet. A is for apple - but how does it feel? Touch the skin on C (for crocodile) - it's bumpy! Let their little hands roam, read it together - they'll learn as they play. These Touch and Feel chunky padded board books will help encourage your child's early learning and language. Perfect for encouraging tiny fingers to explore and great for sensory development.
Children have loved Little golden Books, For over 50 years.they have written their names inside each front cover and poredover the colorful pictures. Parents have shared Golden Moments withtheir children, reading such classics as the Poky little puppy.Thanks to the happy hours spent with the books many children havedeveloped a lifelong love of reading.
Meet Huckle, the polite young cat, in this delightful tale ofgood manners. Also available in same series, Huckle's Opposites,Isn't Pig Won't Naughty? Let's Count to Ten.
Spot has been very busy, and it's time to get ready for bed.After a bath and drying off in his warm, fuzzy towel, Spot choosesa favorite book for a bedtime story. Any young child can relate tothe ritual of preparing for bedtime with this board book, nowavailable with a bold, colorful cover.
Children will enjoy this story of a young brother and sister who plant seeds that will result, after much hard work and patience, in a bountiful garden! It teaches that good things come to those who wait, and features a little song at the end of the book: “What We Plant in the Spring We Eat in the Fall.”
Come along wit Biscuit as he makes a beautiful menorah tocelebrate Hanukkah. It's a great time for stories, songs, food andfriends!
Understating time words and phrases and talking about dailyroutines are important steps in learning to tell the time. Thisbright book is designed to help parents amuse, interest and at thesame time teach their children vital early learning skills. Usefulparent tips are included throughout to support the learningprocess.
"The latest Little Golden Book Classic--with a funny, timelessschool theme "This rollicking story explores just what would happenat school if elephants walked the balance beam, monkeys climbed allover the monkey bars, and tigers went up the rope Some of thefunniest scenes show the animals hitting the showers afterward--andhogging all the towels
This playful rhyming Little Golden Book asks, "Where dogiggles come from?" It's a celebration of families and laughter andchildren will delight in watching piglets, bear cubs, bunnies, andmore baby animals frolicking joyfully with their families. Charmingpastel illustrations show little ones laughing and giggling whileplaying peek-a-boo, hula-hoop, hide-n-seek, and other games.
Sooki, the baby elephant with the saggy baggy skin, feelsfunny-looking and all alone, until he meets a group of elephantswho look just like him! This classic story about finding one'splace in the world is finally available as a board book.
"Here is Baby's door. Let's open it." "Preschoolers will enjoytaking a tour of every room in Baby's house, where they willrecognize colorful objects they know from their own homes. Brightlyillustrated by Disney Legend Mary Blair, who also illustrated thepopular Little Golden Book "I Can Fly," this title is a perfect fitfor the Little Golden Book audience.
Christmas is a wonderful time for sharing. Biscuit finds theperfect gifts for everyone he loves.
Hop in the Thinga-ma-jigger and explore the world of mammals,birds, sea creatures, and much more in this deluxe coloring bookbased on the brand-new animated Dr. Seuss series The Cat in theHat Knows a Lot About That! —just in time for its Fall 2010debut on PBS Kids!
Book De*ion 1 This classic Little Golden Book isreissued for a new generation of readers, and makes an idealread-aloud book for preschoolers. Illustrations. Book De*ion 2 It's musical day in Animal Town. Thisrhyming story about an animal orchestra and its hippo conductor isperfect for reading aloud. Children will have front-row seats asthey imagine the rousing experience of a night at the orchestra.This Little Golden Book Classic is now back in print for a newgeneration of readers to enjoy. Inside Flap Copy This rhyming story about an animalorchestra and its hippo conductor is perfect for reading aloud.Children will have front-row seats as they imagine the rousingexperience of a night at the orchestra! Book Dimension Height (mm) 204 Width (mm)169
There is soft, powdery snow everywhere! It's the perfect dayfor snow angels, sledding, and snuggling up with someone you love.Woof!
Garth Williams was a prolific illustrator of Golden Books. Hisillustrations have brought to life Charlotte’s Web, Mister Dog,Home for a Bunny, Stuart Little , and many other children’sclassics.
Learn to count from one to ten with the help of this brightand engaging book with sequencing and matching activities toreinforce early learning. With gorgeous new illustrations andirresistible cover finishes, this is pocket money power punchingwell above its weight.
Children will enjoy this story of a young brother and sisterwho plant seeds that will result, after much hard work andpatience, in a bountiful garden! It teaches that good things cometo those who wait, and features a little song at the end of thebook: “What We Plant in the Spring We Eat in the Fall.”
This rhyming story about an animal orchestra and its hippoconductor is perfect for reading aloud. Children will havefront-row seats as they imagine the rousing experience of a nightat the orchestra!
