Bow wow wow, it’s Howl-oween! Get ready for some canine fun! Costumed dogs tote goodie pails through the streets, where they do tricks to earn their treats. Kids and adults alike will absolutely love seeing these delightful pups dressed for the occasion—as a bee, a vampire, a hot dog, and so much more! It’ll be im-paw-ssible not to love this adorable story filled with playful scenery and puppy puns (hint: check the tombstones).
Originally created as a deluxe pop-up book, this enchanting title is published by Jumping Jack Press—a division of Up With Paper. Happy Howl-oween is written by Janet Lawler and illustrated by Kathryn Selbert, with paper engineering by Renee Jablow.
Baby sign language is an amazing tool of communication for little ones, and Nita’s First Signs makes it easy and fun! Get ready to learn ten essential signs, including eat, more, love, please, and thank you. Each sign is taught in context through a cute, simple story between baby Nita and her par...
Boo the Ghost absolutely loves Halloween! There’s just one little problem: Boo is terribly afraid of the dark! As a ghost, this simply will not do—ghosts can’t be afraid of the dark... right? Boo seeks the help of his most trusted monster friends, who help him learn a valuable lesson. Kids will l...
Monsters can be wild! Monsters can be noisy! Monsters can be grumpy and selfish and scary! It can be hard for a monster to be good. But maybe they just need a little help!
With Monster, Be Good!, little ones are invited to lead some wily monsters into becoming more well-behaved, happy creatures....
