"Bamboozling clues need a curious mind to piece together thirteen different animals. The animals in question are easily recognizable: ostrich, polar bear, snail, puffer fish, albatross, sloth, lobster, bullfrog, kangaroo and giraffe. But the clues are not what you'd expect (e.g. "3 billiard balls," "egg cozies," "an extra leg," "chainsaw," "dinosaur feet," "a speedometer," "poison to kill 30 humans"). The clues are wryly illustrated in scenarios unrelated...

The history of submarines and ships is revealed in striking see-through cutaways of a Roman merchant ship, a massive Chinese junk, the first operational submarine, and the French luxury liner, the Normandie.

A mouse tries on the shoes of various family members, from Daddy's great big clompy shoes and Mommy's clappy high-heeled shoes to those of Brother and Baby, but only one pair is just right. Features fold-out illustrations.

"Mei plants a seed and watches it grow. Soon the little plant is up to her toes, then her knees, then her waist. How tall will it get? Engages young children in exploring informal measurement."--

A tribute to all the special things in the world, whether big, small or somewhere in-between, from the hole in the donut to the way the Moon looks through a telescope, and a boat below the sky and above the waves.

Baby searches for his turkey stuffed animal on Thanksgiving.

In this board book with die-cut pages and rhyming text, a snowman is dug out from piles of fresh snow.

Presents a pair of similar pictures of a variety of fruits until one lifts the flaps to reveal a variety of animals.

Invites young readers to practice counting as a little girl named Flora attempts to keep up as more and more friendly chicks emerge from the nest, in a wordless board book with interactive flaps.

In this book with minimal text Flora, a young dancer, learns about opposites with her new bird friend, an ostrich. Features fold-out pages.