Barney the purple dinosaur surprises Baby Bop and BJ by hiding behind the park bench, the bushes, and other scenes, in a fun, interactive story for toddlers who love peek-a-boo and Barney.

Peek-a-boo, Barney sees you! Simple and sturdy enough for little hands, Where's Barney is sure to start them giggling!

"Young readers will delight in helping a young elephant find his wayward underwear in this zany pop-up book."--P. [4] of cover.r

The Ding-Dong! Where's Barney? Play-a-Sound Book allows little readers to ring the attached toy doorbell again and again as they follow BJ on a hide-and-seek search for Barney. BJ and his friends set out on a musical adventure as they search for Barney in a pet shop, at Baby Bop's house, and in other places, ringing the doorbells to gather everyone together for the hide-and-seek search. Each of the friends brings a prop that makes a fun sound. Sure enough, Barney can't resist the silly music. Based on the characters in the popular Barney and Friends TV series, this book features Barney, BJ, Baby Bop, and Riff. The following features make this Play-a-Sound book ideal for children 18 months and older: • Six buttons, including a doorbell, that play interesting sounds that illustrate the story. • Simple rhyming text that captures children's attention and encourages repetition. • Illustrated icons throughout the story so that toddlers can "read" along and press the buttons at the appropriate time. • Sturdy, coated board pages that wipe clean and withstand rips and tears. The Ding-Dong! Where's Barney? Play-a-Sound Book? conforms to the Specifications for Toy Safety of ASTM F963-08. Three replaceable long-life AG-13 button cell batteries that power the book are included.

The Phantom by Frank Settineri [--------------------------------------------]

Tom Spotswood (aka William McGinty) is an insurance investigator who has lost his socks, his suitcase, his career, his ex-wife and, most importantly, his son Frank. He is being followed by Robert Valentine, the mysterious owner of the horse with no sperm; Alastair Shook and his van of teenage guards; and Spud, a demolition man who is using his wrecking ball to bring down the most beautiful movie theatre in town, the Century. To find his son, Tom will have to come to terms with his past – a past he ran away from. But first will have to find those socks. Praise for Two Little Boys 'Flight of the Conchords fans will take delight in this dark, twisted and idiotically funny novel.' The List (UK) 'Darkly comic.' Time Out (UK)

An old dog learns new tricks in this entertaining tale from the creators of The Great Hamster Massacre. This is a story about Suzanne’s new dog, Beatrice—and how she saved us. (And how that helped save her, too…) Suzanne’s Great-Aunt Deidra has left her dog to Suzanne’s mom in her will. Suzanne is delighted they are getting a dog again, since her dad sent their last pup to live on a farm. But when Beatrice the Newfoundland arrives, she is a BIG disappointment. She’s slow, and she’s old, and she’s got serious stomach issues. Suzanne and Anna are determined to turn Beatrice into the dog of their dreams, but can their canine boot camp prevent Suzanne’s dad from sending Beatrice away too?