Goat Girl--an adventurous goat--lives on Humdrum Farm, a place where everything is ordinary, and she's looking for some excitement. When she meets Merle--a bull--she mistakes him for a cowboy since he's both a cow and a boy. Cowboys aren't ordinary so Goat Girl can't wait to introduce herself. "HOWDY COWBOY!" An annoyed Merle insists he's not a cowboy. But will this not-a-cowboy change his mind when his rootin'-tootin' dream has a chance to come...

"Hugo Sprouts is a fantastic tale about a boy frustrated with being small. Luckily, Hugo P. Sprouts is a mad scientist and determined to find a solution..."--

"Perfect for chefs-in-training, picky-eaters, or anyone who loves food, this novelty board book features gatefold flaps on every spread so little ones can 'feed' the characters! With a menu on the left page and a hungry animal on the right, readers will delight in selecting different foods for the animal to try. Each animal has a gatefold flap for a mouth, allowing the animal characters to 'eat' and say 'NOM NOM NOM' as they chomp, chew, and crunch...

On a boring rainy day, Dad, Jamie, and Abby create a space adventure with Star Defenders, black holes, and Alien Broccoli. But when evil Doktor Drab threatens the universe, no one can agree what to do ... it's Space Pirate Bears to the rescue! An intergalactic, laugh-out-loud tale about the power of storytelling.

"This little pea is hungry! So hungry it swallows a sprout, slurps up some soup, munches the bread, gobbles the cake, noshes the pickle, guzzles the cheese, drinks all the tea, and even chomps down the table it's all served on. After all that, it needs to sleep. But whose dinner did it steal? And whose mattress is the now-humongous pea resting under? This wickedly funny mash-up of 'The princess and the pea' and 'There was an old lady who swallowed...

"A cute story on how to bring fun and laughter to potty training"--Cover.

Elmos babysits for his little cousins and encourages them to learn to use the potty.

Invites young readers to help Owl as he searches for his missing scarf by lifting flaps that reveal various forest animals.

Encourages young readers to lift the flaps to find friends who are hiding all around Bubbletucky.

"It's hard to wait for an exciting new baby to join the family, especially when it's still growing inside Mom's tummy. But when her dad tells her the size of the baby at each stage, one little girl imagines all the fun she can have with her baby brother as a teeny-tiny poppy seed, then a grape, then a lemon... but she's not quite sure how she feels about having an avocado for a brother. Or an onion. Or--gulp--a watermelon!"--