Use the clickety-clackety clock hands to tell the time from breakfast until bed! Clockodile is the perfect teacher for little learners and his friend Robbie Robot is on hand to explain digital time too!

Going to school is fun, especially when learning something new. In Every Minute Counts, Maya and her classmates are introduced to the parts that make up a clock and to identify time by the hour and half hour. Included in this picture book are follow-up activities intended to help you master and have fun telling time. Ir a la escuela es divertido, especialmente cuando se aprende algo nuevo. En Cada Minute Counts, Maya y sus compañeros de clase son introducidos a las partes que Inventa un reloj e identifica el tiempo por hora y media hora. Incluido en este libro de imágenes son actividades de seguimiento destinadas a ayudarlo a dominar y diviértete diciendo la hora.

The Wonderland Trilogy Omnibus Edition collects all three novels in the Wonderland series -- Wonderland, Oz, and Neverland -- into a single volume! More than 600 pages with a stunning wrap-round cover! This is one rabbit hole you'll want to tumble down!

Neverland isn't a place -- It's a state of mind! The final book in the Wonderland trilogy! Peter Pan is enticed into joining a river pirate on his quest for buried treasure: casks of water from the legendary Fountain of Youth that hold the promise of eternal youth.

A counting book featuring animals from one to ten. On board pages with a die-cut cover.

Introduce young readers to the sights and sounds of the year - from summer's sizzling sun to winter's crackling snow. Featuring breathtaking illustrations by internationally renowned illustrator, Alison Jay, this book will open your child's eyes and ears to the world around them!

Wonderwise books bridge the gap between stories and facts, perfect for building children's love of learning and reading.

A simple introduction to the concept of time.

Describes new creatures that are made by combining inanimate objects with real animals.

"We come away from This Time, This Place feeling that the distant and the near, the communal and the personal, are not separate; rather, they are aspects of a single humanity, gazing at itself in a thousand mirrors."--The New York Times