As she climbs the seven stories to her own apartment, a little girl imagines what happens behind every door she passes.

A poetic celebration of the world's trees explores the characteristics of such varieties as maples, oaks, fruit trees, and willows.

Offers wise and witty advice from Sesame Street, encouraging readers to love themselves, love their friends, and enjoy life.

"With three older brothers to pass along hand-me-downs, Sadie doesn't have much say in choosing her clothes. Her outfits always look interesting, though (even if some kids at school might not think so). But Sadie is allowed to pick her shoes, so one day she buys the most beautiful shoes ever -- shoes that sparkle in the sun, shoes she wears everywhere. That is, until Sadie and her brothers hop down a creek on an adventure, and one shoe falls off and is swept away. Whatever will Sadie do with one silver shoe?"--publishers website.

Rhyming text celebrates reading in its many forms as it follows a diverse group of children who read wherever and whenever they can.

"The mysteries of space have intrigued us since ancient times. Early observers named the constellations as a way to keep track of the starry patterns in the night sky. Through the years, astronomers discovered planets, moons, and many other objects. As technology improved, the dream of physically exploring space became reality, and space shuttles blasted into the world above our heads. Where will we go next?" -- From Amazon.com description.

Bingo and Rolly head to the Design-a-Dog store on a mission to fix their owner's old childhood toy, but they are mistaken for stuffed toys.

Lucy yearns for a pet, so when a mysterious cat named Silvring appears one night, Lucy follows her on an amazing adventure.

Each night, the night bear heads into town and eats his favorite food--children's nightmares--but one day finds a dream in the garbage that does not taste right to him.

From A is for Anonymouse and I is for Incredibull, to K is for Kangarude and R is for Rocktopus, this ABC book will have readers laughing out loud as they learn the alphabet with animals they may never have seen--or even heard of--before.