Bring boldly outlined illustrations of 16 prancing horses to life with colorful crayons, felt-tip pens, paints, and other media. The lively steeds — magnificently outfitted in medieval gear, florals, tassels, and other ornamental trappings — will glow with color when placed near a source of bright light.

Fifteen lovely, full-color stickers invite merry-go-round fans to surround themselves with prancing horses, a towering giraffe, a regal lion, and other familiar creatures.

Thirty expertly rendered, ready-to-color illustrations all based on authentic antique carvings. Magnificent stallions and prancing ponies, lions, tigers, zebras, and camels, sea monsters, dragons, many more. All accompanied by informative captions. A treat for merry-go-round fans, nostalgia lovers, and youngsters.

From glistening white unicorns to winged elephants and roaring tigers, this celebration of carousel animals takes a colorful look at an art form that's one part fantasy and two parts exceptional craftsmanship. 100+ photos, some in color.

Twenty-six whimsical images depict domestic and wild animals, including a contented cow and her calf, a frog and turtle resting on lily pads, as well as giraffes, lions, toucans, and other familiar creatures.

Preschoolers and other youngsters will love coloring these charming drawings as they have fun learning the alphabet. Included are 25 plates (one for each letter, except X and Y, which are on the same plate) consisting of illustrations of objects beginning with the letters of the alphabet. A total of 178 different objects are represented with the names of the objects printed beneath the pictures.

In 1938, a tremendous hurricane devastated southern New England, including Rocky Point Park. The shore dining hall was washed away, and the roller coaster lay in ruins. Owners began to look into other options for this beautiful 80 acres of land along the coastline of Narragansett Bay. The park's future was in jeopardy until 1948, when Providence businessman Vincent Ferla bought it and brought it back to life. He revitalized the midway and brought in new and exciting rides, and on the park's first day back, more than 35,000 people visited. The park thrived for nearly 50 years until its eventual closure in 1995. Today, this scenic spot along the Atlantic Ocean has been returned to the people of Rhode Island as a nature preserve and is flourishing once again.

Puzzle fans of all ages will appreciate these amusing images and their clever concealments of unlikely items. Inspect an elephant family portrait to discover a hammer, feather, scissors, and a ski boot. Look for other discretely depicted objects within pictures of baby crocodiles, a trio of hyenas, and other creatures.

Over 35 delightful puzzles invite children to spell names of pictured objects (carrot, game, door), people (doctor, cowboy, acrobat), animals (chicken, horse, snake) and more. Blanks — with some letters filled in — and word grids accompany each series of pictures. Solutions at end.