Here's a shining example of books to catch a preschooler's eye, with foil, foil, everywhere! These exceedingly clever interactive books were designed to make learning fun. They provide educational value along with great entertainment, thanks to the dazzling selection of images. Every single page of these first words and numbers books is highlighted with eye-catching colored foil, whimsical graphic illustrations, and attention--grabbing flaps to discover, lift, and explore, all sure to be irresistible to the youngest readers--as well as to their parents.

My First Opposites brings recognizable images and clear word labels together, including food, clothing, and household items demonstrating opposite pairs. Little ones will discover all kinds of opposites, such as big and small, long and short, hot and cold, and many others.

"Discover interactive learning fun for little hands: Colors, shapes, numbers, and opposites are the building blocks that help children learn about the world around them. In this multi-sensory volume, filled with bright and appealing illustrations, children will learn to name and identify various concepts and the objects that represent them. It's the perfect baby shower gift! Contains 60 textures that will keep little minds and little fingers engaged through every page. Features many objects familiar in a young child's world. Xavier Deneux's chic, bold style and insightful grasp of what makes younger children think, connect, and smile has resulted in over 100 critically lauded books. This generously oversized volume of My Big Touch-and-Feel Concepts Book helps young readers build vocabulary and develop picture and word associations"--Amazon.com.

My First Day & Night brings recognizable images and clear word labels together, including food, clothing, and household items to establish an understanding of bathtime, bedtime, mealtimes, the months, seasons, days of the week, and more.

Summary: The most beautiful fish in the entire ocean discovers the real value of personal beauty and friendship.

First published in 1889, this novel has two main plots; one set in the real world at the time the book was published (the Victorian era), the other in the fictional world of Fairyland.

Slide the pages in and out to find the animals hiding in the Easter eggs.

Child development specialists have shown that children learn best when they acquire knowledge through multiple senses. Not only sight and sound, but touch as well, are critical elements in their development. Children love learning to name objects, and they are in for a multisensory treat with this big book containing 150 words and 30 touch-and-feel elements. Featuring many things familiar in a young child's world—a soft blanket, the smooth skin of a dolphin, a rough-textured sack—this generously oversized volume helps young readers build vocabulary and develop picture and word associations. The perfect baby shower gift!

Simple text, illustrations, and touch-and-feel objects introduce young readers to words and concepts pertaining to objects such as animals and household items.

Will and Kenny have had sort of a day. After knocking over a trash can, Will asks Kenny out for a beer. Friendship and infatuation bloom.