New Releases by Carolyn Bracken

Six festive, fancifully shaped Easter "posters" perfect to hang in playroom or schoolroom windows and walls. Among the subjects: a just-hatched chick emerging from its shell, a basket full of old-fashioned Easter treats, and a bunny and a duck marching under a placard proclaiming "Happy Easter." Each printed on both sides.

Six full-color cards: Santa in his workshop, listening to children''s requests, emerging from a chimney, three more. Children will love sending or receiving these warm, whimsical postcards.

Treasury of 52 saucy stickers: "I Didn''t Do It," "Wake Me for Meals," "Bored of Education," many more. Also designs for holidays and gift-giving occasions. Just peel and apply to lockers, notebooks, packages, stationery, more.

Wart-faced witch with bloodshot eyes, drooling scar-faced monster, fiendish pumpkin with a sinister stare, 3 other funny freaks. No cutting out necessary for these Halloween and fun-time cover-ups.

Five ready-to-use punch-out designs for home or school: double-page spread of Santa in his sled, rosy-cheeked angel, lavishly decorated tree, smiling snowman, and brightly decorated wreath.

Delightful collection includes such lovable characters as Little Miss Muffet, Old Mother Hubbard, Jack and Jill, Humpty Dumpty, Simple Simon, and more. 40 full-color stickers. Identification guide.

10"-wide paper model of a 2-story shuttered Victorian mansion with a 10"-high tower. Open the shutters and meet skeletons, vampires, witches, monsters, and ghosts.

Follow-along story, songs and activities for Halloween.

Santa prepares his sleigh for the Christmas Eve trip. On board pages and mounted on four movable wheels.

The Baby Care Bears like playful puppies, woolly lambs, curly tailed piglets, fuzzy chicks, shy bunnies, and cuddly kittens.

A children''s book that is squeezable, vinyl, and contains a rattle. Perfect for any kid who will either play, chew, or rattle it.

Neglected by his owner, an unhappy teddy bear runs away to find a home where he will be appreciated.

A baby describes in rhyme his senses and physical features.