Little ones learn that the best way to cure a boo-boo is with a kiss.

These books are created in a comfortable, strong trim size to fit growing hands and are sure to attract a baby's attention! Baby, Boo! introduces the child to early concepts of facial recognition through photographs of other babies. Night, Night! is the perfect little book for bedtime. The books uses photographs of other babies and strong graphics of familiar objects that baby will recognise and respond to.

Bees buzz along. Birds sing a love song. Turtles play peek-a-boo. Babies laugh and say goo, goo... Tickle, giggle, and play along with this sweet rhyming board book with plush finger puppet, which delivers heartfelt sentiments of love to baby. The colorful butterfly finger puppet is sure to provide hours of giggly fun and is perfect for cozy laptime reading. Butterfly Kisses will inspire parents and caretakers to cuddle up and read together with their little ones and shower them with butterfly kisses! Sandra Magsamen has touched millions with her inspirational words of love and caring. Now these heartfelt sentiments will reach the youngest and cutest of all audiences - babies!

A group of babies enjoys kissing and hugging with their parents. On board pages.

A stand-alone sequel to My Father's Dragon, in which Elmer Elevator and the flying baby dragon help the king of the canaries find treasure.

This interactive board book doubles as a game of peekaboo and has a mirror on the last page where little ones can see themselves.

It's bedtime for Little Hare, but first he needs a goodnight kiss! It's almost time for bed, but Little Hare isn't sleepy! Luckily Mommy Hare knows just what her bouncy hare needs before he goes to bed. Enjoy this wonderfully cozy story—perfect for bedtime!

Andy really does love his Aunty Elsie, but she insists on grabbing him and giving him a big kiss, first on one cheek and then on the other, every time she sees him. And Andy hates it. So he hides. But every time Aunty Elsie finds him out. Then, one day Aunty visits his school! Suggested level: junior, primary.

Rhyming text and colorful illustrations with tactile patches describe and illustrate common minor injuries children suffer.

When JoJo falls down and hurts her chin, her dad tries to help her boo-boo. But JoJo is scared!