Clavis Publishing

A lighthearted rhyming story features split-page spreads presenting mommy animals who are having babies and invites young children to practice early skills by counting how many babies each mom has.

Follow Dot the bug as she and all the other bugs staying at the Bug Hotel get ready for bed.

"I'm really good at giving kisses. Every night I make sure all the animals get a good-night kiss. Then they can sleep tight." Before going to bed, Chick wants to give all the animals a good-night kiss. Meet the crocodile who's floating in the water, the rooster who's crowing loud, the horst running in the meadow, and the cutest art ever. From the big lion to the little hedgehog, they all get a sweet kiss from little Chick. Until he gets tired himself.......

"Pip's friend Timothy Vanderlong is the longest dog in the world. Together, they do their very best to fit Timothy inside Pip's book. It's a difficult job, but Pip comes up with a clever solution. And then, Timothy asks whether there's still room for his friend Elly..."--Book jacket flap.

"There are those who have their hands full with one stuffed toy. Others have no less than ten. No matter how many you have cuddles are wonderful."--

Sam's hair is getting long. Time for a visit to the hairdresser. But when Pierre begins to cut Sam's hair, Benny starts to bark. Is Benny scared? A funny and sweet story about a special friendship between a girl and her dog, and about a visit to the hairdresser.

Wanting nothing more than to stay in his mommy's safe, warm and simple pouch, Little Kangaroo initially disregards Mother Kangaroo's descriptions of a big, beautiful outside world filled with wonderful things to see and experience.

"It's almost winter. Bear is getting ready to go to sleep. But when he sees birds flying south, Bear decides he wants to go too! Bear isn't sleepy ... yet ... A warm story about adventure, and friendship, and being yourself. For sleepy bears ages 3 and up"--Page [4] of cover.