Liesbet Slegers

Six animals demonstrate their preferred methods of locomotion with help from rectangular flaps that lift up or to the side. "Hi, fish, hiding behind the seaweed, " reads a typical line. "How do you move?" "I swim!" shouts the orange fish, bursting out from behind the thickly painted kelp when the flap is lifted.

Following Mary and Joseph's humble journey, this story depicts the miraculous birth of Jesus Christ as well as the angelic appearances witnessed by the shepherds and the three wise men.

Pushing a toy car, kicking a ball, stacking blocks, playing a drum, and reading a book are just some of the ways a baby plays. With bright colors, simple shapes, and straight forward language, this board book explores the toys and fun activities in a child's daily life, while also enriching vocabulary and stimulating language development.

What do you love to do with your mommy? There are so many things you can do together! Will you come and take a look?

"A book filled with recognizable images of the face, the body, and everything you can do with it. For toddlers ages 12 months and up, with a focus on the child's daily life. With my eyes, I can see, with my nose, I can smell, and with my ears, I can hear. I can wave my arms and pick up things with my hands. With my legs, I can run and with my feet, I can stomp on the ground. I can do all of those things and much more with my body."--

Presents eight animals on split pages with eight different tails.

"Kevin's getting a puppy! Ruff is the sweestest puppy in the world. He's cute, smart, funny, and obedient. And he always wants to play. He's the perfect friend for Kevin!"--Page 4 of cover.

The last day of October we celebrate Halloween. We can dress up as a witch, ghost, vampire ... We'll scare people and receive candy! "El último día de octubre celebramos la fiesta de Halloween. Podemos disfrazarnos de bruja, de fantasma, de vampiro ... ¡Nos lo pasaremos de miedo y nos darán caramelos!