Michelle Courtney Knihy

Count the little dinosaurs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, playing in the park! Friendship and sharing are on display in this fun, vibrantly illustrated story, which includes an educational counting element. Great for fans of dinosaurs, or as an introduction to dinosaurs, this counting book also instills a lesson on friendship and inclusion. Shy dinosaurs are alone, but then grow from 1 to 5 as they include other shy dinosaurs to make for a wonderful day of fun together. Come count with all the dino friends.This charmingly illustrated chunky padded board book has a soft cover making it easy for little hands to hold. These sweet children's books are perfect to give as gifts for a new baby and other special occasions such as, birthday gifts, baby shower wishing well gifts or for holidays such as Christmas, Easter or Valentine's Day.Whether you're looking for well-known tales, tender or funny animal stories, or educational books for toddlers, Little Hippo® padded board books will become bedtime, or anytime, reading favorites!

The story explores Matt Richardson's internal conflict as he navigates the pressures of high school popularity and his genuine feelings for Katelyn, an intelligent girl outside his social circle. As he grapples with the choice between his established friendships and pursuing a deeper connection with Katelyn, themes of authenticity and self-discovery emerge, challenging the norms of teenage relationships.

Little Bunny likes to prance, bounce and twirl, jiggle, dance. And you might think that something’s wrong if she doesn’t have her tutu on. Little Bunny invites budding ballerinas to step into and explore the wonderful world of Ballet. It's the stuff of which dreams are made! This charming, cute, and beautifully illustrated tale follows Little Bunny as her dancing around the house at all hours of the day (and night!) lead her parents to sign her up for ballet class! Children will delight in reading and rereading the rhyming text that takes them through Bunny’s first day of plies, pirouettes, relevés, and sautés. Of course Bunny feels shy. Yes, Bunny feels like everyone knows more than her. But she is determined to practice and get better and better so that one day soon, everyone will know her as Ballet Bunny.