Bill Cotter

Larry the monster knows he must not open his Christmas present but with the reader's help, he just might learn what is inside.

Illustrations and easy-to-read text follow an airplane as it says good-bye to the ground and hello to the sky, where it flies over a town, mountains, clouds, and people.

Told in the style of the counting rhyme "Five Little Monkeys," one by one the little monsters jump on the bed only to fall off and bump their heads.

A reluctant monster allows the reader to play with his book.

"Little face, big face. Chewing on a twig face! Short face, long face. Super-duper strong face! Faces can communicate a lot of things! Introduce little listeners to what different animal traits and emotions can look like, how widely they range, and what else can be learned from an expression in this fun, interactive board book"--Amazon.com.

Illustrations and simple, rhyming text reveal a variety of faces and facial expressions, from happy to cold to loud.

Larry the monster knows he must not open his Christmas present but with the reader's help, he just might learn what is inside.

Larry the monster allows the reader to play with his book, with surprising results.

Pictorial essay of the Largest international exhibition ever built in the United States. The fair's official theme was Peace through understanding.

Brother and sister Chance and Pauline must risk it all to return to the magical realm that exists deep below the ground to warn its inhabitants about a miner threatening to destroy their world.