Kathryn Selbert

"Winston Churchill might have been known as the British Bulldog, but in truth he was best friends with a miniature poodle named Rufus. When WWII comes crashing down on London, the small dog bears witness to Churchill's efforts as prime minister."--Booklist.

"Animals keep asking for help, but Big Bear doesn't care. What will happen when Big Bear needs help?" --

Illustrations and simple, rhyming text portray animal grandmothers and grandchildren as they share special moments while baking cookies together. Includes Grandma's sugar cookie recipe.

"High in the rain forest trees, Salvidor the sloth loves to spend his days telling stories. He attracts animal audiences from all around the forest. One day, during a rainstorm, Salvidor starts to tell his audience an exciting tale. But what happens when his audience grows too big? With the crack of a branch, Salvidor tumbles to the rain forest floor and must think up a plan"--

Adorable costume-clad pups scamper throughout the spreads, exploring all Halloween has to offer and making lots of new friends along the way.

The Easter egg is missing! Can you help find it! Little readers will delight in turning vibrant, sturdy pages on an Easter egg hunt to crack the case of the missing golden egg.

"There's so much to do before Santa arrives! Peek under the flaps to reveal 24 festive surprises, from Christmas crafts to tasty treats. Count your way to the big day." -- Page [4] cover.

"7 illustrated pop-up spreads! Snowfall quietly blankets the landscape. Critters scurry in search of food, while others hibernate in wait for warmer weather. Each spread is packed with unique interactive pop-ups, changing pull-tabs, and fascinating facts within this winter pop-up book." --

A rhyming story that follows a group of costumed dogs as they travel through a neighborhood on Halloween night doing tricks to earn treats. Includes five spreads featuring pop-ups, a pull tab, and moving parts.

Players must work together to place four matching donuts in a row onto a gameboard before a mouse can sneak off with three of their donuts.