Flowers are blooming. Birds are chirping. And the Really Woolly characters are discovering God's goodness all around them. Curl up with your little one, and join the fun while learning about the hope of Easter and springtime! Adorable rhymes, sweet Bible verses, and prayer starters will make reading time a special moment for you and your child--to connect with each other and with God.

A collection of humorous vignettes that capture the adorable antics of chickens.

"Did you know that dinosaurs know all kinds of fun tricks? You just need to give them some sweet treats and they will show you all the wacky things they can do!"--Back Cover.

"Try to guess which animal will appear on the next page from the colorful close-ups and clever clues from The Very Hungry Caterpillar"-- Presents labeled illustrations of such snimals as giraffes, snails, zebras, and turtles.

"Help your baby communicate! This Irresistible board book teaches your little one the letters of the alphabet while also reinforcing phrases that convey their basic needs. A is for All Done. B is for Bath. C is for cold. These 26 needs are accompanied by clearly illustrated sign language diagrams to learn with your baby. Gorgeously illustrated by Pura Belpré Award Honoree, Loris Lora, these essential signs and adorable babies will help every kiddo,...

Introduces the child to the value of an intimate relationship with God.

"Play Peekaboo with your favorite ocean creatures. Peek through the holes to see who's hiding on the next page. Turn the page to find the answer, then touch and feel the popular ocean creatures, such as fish, an octopus, turtle, seahorse, starfish and hermit crab. With six different sensory stimulating elements, early readers will be engaged and will want to read this book again and again"--Amazon.com

Tells the story of three very different bears. Full of silliness, this story that reassures children that each of them is incredibly loved - for all the reasons, for no reason at all ... just because.

How can we help our children face their first day at preschool? Tim, the book's central character, is about to start preschool and but is really worried about his parents leaving him there alone. How will he manage the day without them? Tim proposes five fun and creative solutions for children. At the end of the book are five simple, clearly explained suggestions for parents to help their children prepare for their first day at preschool.