Annie Ingle

Robin Hood, Maid Marian, and the merry outlaws of Sherwood Forest repeatedly outwit the sheriff of Nottingham and befriend the poor.

Robin Hood

Jane Dyer

This down-home tour of a farm starts in the big red barn, where children can count bunnies, jars, rakes, and more from 1 to 20. Then it's out to the garden to lift the flaps and pull up carrots and potatoes. In the barnyard, kids can identify the mommies, daddies, and baby animals that live on the farm. Later on, they can tinker with tractors, trucks, and farm tools. And finally, an old-fashioned alphabet quilt has 26 flaps that reveal quaint objects from farm life.

Peekaboo Farm

An introduction to dinosaurs with glow-in-the-dark features.

The Glow-in-the-dark Book of Dinosaur Skeletons

Lift-the-flap illustrations follow the story of Little Bunny as she learns to use her new purple potty.

Lift the Lid, Use the Potty!

Throughout the day, a young girl sees a friendly monster at school, at play, and even at bedtime. The monster is only visible when the lights are out.

The Monster That Glowed in the Dark

Young stargazers will enjoy an easy-to-read introduction to astronomy that features special glow-in-the-dark illustrations that reveal the various constellations. Original.

The Glow-in-the-dark Planetarium Book

Life in Sherwood Forest has never been livelier than with this selection of tales of the fun-loving outlaw and his merry men. A fast-moving adaptation of the classic adventure will delight older slow readers as well as kids reading on grade level.

Annie Ingle

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