Today, Worm is going to the beach. What does he

find along the way? Worm sees one dino skeleton,

two carrots, three baby mice . . . and much more!

He can also form the numbers with his long body.

Will you count to five together with Worm?

A fun picture book about numbers and counting to five.

For children ages 2 ½ years and up.

A little airplane named Gaston has landed in the meadow.

Little Tractor is impressed that Gaston, who has an engine

and wheels just like him, can fly. He’d like to be able to do

that too! His friends explain that flying is only one skill,

and being a tractor is important, too. Little Tractor doesn’t

believe them . . . until Gaston gets into trouble.

A cheerful picture book about appreciating your own talents.

For everyone ages 4 years and up.

Mr. Round and Mr. Square live opposite each other.

Every day, they look outside. At Mr. Round’s house,

it’s sunny, but at Mr. Square’s house, its cloudy.

They always see things differently. Or do they?

A funny story about things that are different and yet the same.

For children of all shapes and sizes ages 4 years and up.

Suzie loves to sing and dance and read and dream,

but she prefers to do these things alone.

Because when she feels other children

are watching her, Blush shows up.

At school, Suzie can usually hide Blush well,

but when the teacher asks her a question one day,

she notices that her cheeks suddenly start to glow . . .

A picture book about a shy girl who overcomes

her insecurities. For children ages 5 years and up.

Little penguin Pip introduces you to his frisky family!

On each page, you’ll discover more about the emperor penguins.

Dive into their world of ice and snow and learn how Pip’s family

keep themselves warm, why they can’t fly, and so much more.

Bundle up and Pip will show you everything!

A frisky, informative seek-and-find book

about a happy penguin family.

For curious children ages 5 years and up.

Little Pouya is looking for a pomegranate.

He needs it for Yalda, a Persian festival

celebrated on the longest night of the year.

To celebrate, families gather to read poems,

eat special foods, and look forward to a

beautiful spring together. Finally, Pouya finds

one: the very last pomegranate! But on the way

home, the wind whips his precious treasure away.

Will he find it again, and will he and his family

be able to celebrate Yalda night after all?

A magical folktale about kindness and gener...