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This series will encourage young listeners to plant, grow, and harvest their own flowers, fruits, and vegetables, and give them the information they need to do so. This volume includes Composting, Flowers, and Fruits.

NATIONAL BESTSELLER CALDECOTT MEDAL WINNER The timeless classic that teaches the importance of kindness, perseverance, and familial love. Let the Mallard family waddle right into your child’s heart! “One of the merriest picture books ever.”—The New York Times Mrs. Mallard was...

In "The Long Way Home," meet Izzy, a calm and wise beagle, her playful younger sister Bella, a spirited Golden Retriever, and Rook, a clever and elusive stray cat who always seems to appear at just the right moment. Though Rook has spent his life on his own terms, watching the family from a distance, he’s about to discover the meaning of home in a way he never expected.

Out of My Way is a joyful story about a little sea turtle named Tilley. You will share the magic of easily teaching your child how to make a difference in this world with each project and challenge in the last part of each story in the book.

One glowing nose. One brave reindeer. One magical Christmas night! Meet Rudy, a lovable young reindeer with a nose that shines like a star! While others may think he's different, Rudy is about to discover that being different can be a gift. In Rudy Leads the Way, follow Rudy on a twinkling adventure through the snowy skies as he helps Santa deliver presents when the world needs light the most. Full of festive fun, cheerful rhymes, and sparkling wonder, this story is a heartwarming celebration of self-confidence, courage, and holiday magic.

The aim of this book is to introduce listeners to birds through entertainment and education. Having fun with birds in these 12 humorous, catchy, and "crazy" short stories will hopefully cement an impression in the mind of each child that will remain with them as they develop and grow. I have observed that books for small children is most important and that it can sow a seed for the future.