Best Selling Books by Allia Zobel-Nolan

"Young children will love carrying around these little Bible story classics, from the best-selling First Bible Collection."Beautifully illustrated and vividly retold, these books feature a sturdy carry-along handle. Don''t be surprised if kids tote these tales everywhere they go. It''s made to travel--and treasure!

A boy is told by his mother to clean his closet, and while doing so he finds many unpleasant things.

Retells the Christmas story of the birth of Jesus Christ in Bethlehem.

Numbers 1-10 count many different kinds of bugs.

It has been proven that parent and child interaction reinforces learning. Offering a heap of hugs for baby, this board book comes with five flaps and five different sounds that babies and grown-ups are sure to enjoy. Full color.

Bestselling author Allia Zobel and bestselling cartoonist Nicole Hollander return to the popular theme that launched this successful series of cat humor titles! In this hilarious follow-up to their cat-humor classic, Sylvia''s Nicole Hollander delivers the eye-catching, entertaining illustrations of Allia Zobel''s irreverent and sometimes impudent confirmations of what women have suspected for years -- that they''re better off with a cat. - A cat would ask for directions if he were lost. - Cats never ask, "What''s in this casserole, honey?" - Cats don''t make a big deal out of the Super Bowl. Unless, of course, you serve shrimp dip. - A cat would never make fun of your "bunny" slippers.

It''s coronation day for soon-to-be-crowned princess, Isabella.

Young children will love playing peek-a-boo with this whimsically illustrated board book. Sunny the bunny is looking for something yummy to eat. Readers can help Sunny using the slider to pop Sunny, who comes with soft cloth ears, in and out of the story. Consumable.

A zany sequel to the best-selling 101 Reasons Why a Cat Is Better Than a Man offers a collection of whimsical advice for cat lovers, explaining how to te if the relationship with one''s cat has gotten out of control. Original. IP.

Allia Zobel is setting the record straight about single people. Joined by New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast the authors humorously refute the bad rap singles have gotten.