Josie Yee

Tracey Hecht

Nocturnals Presents Fun Nighttime Animals

Kooky Kinkajou

Dr. Seuss

John Kurtz

Enter a Wubbulous World of fun with each of these exciting new coloring and activity books. The books contain kids' favorite Seussian characters--plus a host of new faces--and feature puzzles, mazes, great activities, and extras such as stickers.

Horton's Heads and Tails

Natasha Rabin

Year of The Cat - an enchanting and informative book for all children interested in other Cultures, Places [here, it's New York City's Chinatown] and Cats - is the debut title in a new series of Chinese-culture themed books by artist and emerging children's book writer Natasha Lynn Rabin, and collaborator, award-winning illustrator, Josie Yee. Ying shares her own observations and opinions about what makes Chinese New Year the 'best', introduces us to her family (including cats) and takes us along on her Year of the Cat campaign. It is a book about the joy of holidays with family and the extra, added anticipation that surrounds the arrival of a new sibling, all captured in Josie Yee's colorful, exquisitely detailed illustrations.The following excerpt begins the fun adventure with Year of the Cat: "In Chinese Time, months are measured by the cycles of the moon, and every year has an assigned animal from the Chinese Zodiac. There are twelve official Chinese animals. I was born in the Year of the Monkey. Maybe that's why it's hard for me to sit still. I ask Ma Ma, who knows the reasons for lots of things, Why isn't there a Year of the Cat?"Children and parents alike will learn why there isn't, and about Ying's resolve to honor her cat, Bao, her Cousin's cat, Jackie Chan, and cats everywhere, when the New Year arrives.

Year of the Cat

George Daugherty

Gretchen Schields

Sagwa the cat loves playing with her mouse friend, Shei-Hu, but when the "cool" cats make fun of her, she must decide if her friendship is more important than being cool.

Cat and Mouse

Monique Z. Stephens

Follows a day in the life of Apple Dumplin' as she explores Strawberryland, plays with her pet Apple Ducklin', and hangs out with her big sister, Strawberry Shortcake. On board pages.

Josie Yee

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