Ruffles and the Red, Red Coat


Book Description

Join in with Ruffles as he faces all the trials and tribulations of toddler life in this brightly colored new picture book series from award-winning author and illustrator David Melling. As Ruffles learns about the world around him, he discovers there are lots of things he likes . . . and some things he doesn't! He loves scratching, digging, and chewing, but he does not like wearing his red coat on rainy days. No, no, no, no, NO! But when Ruffles wants to splash in puddles with his best friend, Ruby, he soon learns that sometimes wearing a raincoat is a very good idea after all.




Ruffles and the Teeny, Tiny Kittens


Book Description

"Ruffles loves howling, fetching, and his blue blanket. But Ruffles does not love sharing with the teeny, tiny kittens. The kittens follow Ruffles everywhere and want to do everything that he does. But he really doesn't want to share his snacks or his stick or his blue blanket with them. When the kittens accidentally rip the blue blanket, will Ruffles be willing to give them another chance?"--




Ruffles and the Red, Red Coat


Book Description

"Ruffles does not love his new red coat. But when Ruffles wants to play outside with his friend Ruby, perhaps he'll decide that wearing his red coat isn't so bad after all" -- Page 4 of cover.




No No Yes Yes


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YES! This must-have toddler title sheds light on some concepts with a comical flair. Yanking cat by tail: no NO. Gentle pat on back: yes YES. And it’s funny how dumping a bowl of food gets a very different reaction from mastering the use of a spoon. An expressive baby demonstrates familiar behaviors — and their predictable responses — in an amusing book that merits a giant YES!




Ruffles and the New Green Thing


Book Description

Laugh with Ruffles as he faces all the troubles of toddler life in this brightly colored picture book series. There’s a new green thing in Ruffles’s bowl, and he does not want to try even the smallest nibble. When his friend Ralph comes to play, he spots the new green thing and happily takes a big bite. If Ralph can try the new green thing, then so can Ruffles. He quickly discovers that broccoli—the new green thing—is, in fact, delicious! The perfect story to encourage picky eaters to try new foods.




Daddy


Book Description

From everyone’s favorite one-haired baby comes a fond and funny ode to a special daddy, for Father’s Day or any day. Uppy, Daddy! Up so high. On the shoulders. Touch the sky. Baby’s daddy is big and strong, and his legs are so, so long. He plays horsey, he sings, he cooks, he cleans—this daddy can do anything! In a sweet, simple board book threaded with signature humor, Leslie Patricelli pays tribute to the bond between a little one and a doting daddy.




1 2 3 Cats: A Cat Counting Book


Book Description

Count on cats as a fun way to learn numbers--in rhyming spreads with expressive appeal for animal lovers of all ages. Cat Number One has nothing to do . . . Until she makes friends with Cat Number Two. Meet cats from one to a dozen in this adorable board book introduction to counting with a feline twist. Author Lesléa Newman draws on her love for (and familiarity with) cats in a concept book for the very young, while illustrator Isabella Kung captures the animals' movements and gestures in a way that is sure to delight.




I Love You, Little Moo


Book Description

Children will love turning the pages and opening the chunky flaps to see the sweet interactions of baby farm animals and their parents. Children will love turning the pages and opening the chunky flaps to see the sweet interactions of baby farm animals and their parents. Each spread features a chunky board lift-the-flap that figures into the text and story. Perfect for sharing!




I Love You, Little One


Book Description

Mama animals tell their little ones all the ways they are loved, forever and always. On board pages.




Who Is Sleeping?


Book Description

In a pair of bright lift-the-flap books full of animals, author-illustrator Petr Horácek gets little ones thinking with simple questions and easy concepts. Who is sleeping in the tree? Who is sleeping under the leaf? What about in the river? Children can say good night to several animals before settling down for a slumber of their own.