"Children can pull the sliders to watch the animals wake up or go to sleep in this adorable, interactive bedtime board book. And since it's nighttime, Fox needs to wake up and begin the nighttime prowl through the forest! Lion and Elephant, though, need to go to sleep now on the savanna. In the ocean, it's time for Octopus to go to bed, and in the rain forest, Tiger needs to lie down"--

This learning game will challenge preschoolers their ability to name animals. Case unzips to form game board. Players roll the die and move around the board, performing actions in the specified occupied square.

Introduces Valentine's Day through simple rhyming text and illustrations which feature five pairs of animals with envelopes that can be opened to reveal Valentine's cards.

Dory's finned and furry friends help her find her long-lost mother and father in this board book, which includes some printed acetate sheets.

Teaches more than fifty farm words, in a board book with textured spreads.

When the rooster crows his cock-a-doodle-doo, all the other animals wake up, too.

An adapted version of Dr. Seuss' The Lorax shares the love of animals and plants and the need to speak for the trees.

Follow die-cut finger trails, lift the flaps, and search for The Very Hungry Caterpillar in the ocean.