New Releases by Frank Asch

The reader can see his/her face in the mirror and pretend to be that animal by making the appropriate facial expressions.

Young children love to mimic their favorite animals. I Can Roar Like a Lion plays with a variety of animal sounds. A simple action word under each picture gives them a clue how to animate the picture shown -- with die-cut openings in the center of each picture -- and an unbreakable Mylar mirror to peek in at the back of each book -- this sturdy board book is made to be handled again and again by babies and toddlers.

A child explains how he and the Earth dance and sing together and take turns listening to each other.

Moonbear loves the moon in all of her phases. On board pages.

Moonbear ends up with lots of friends going along on his canoe trip.

A bright, sturdy, and non-toxic board book features Moonbear as he examines his beloved books, which come in all shapes and sizes. For children under four.

A request for a bedtime glass of water results in a fantastic horsey ride with a surprise ending.

Just before leaving with his family for the move to their new home, Little Bear says goodbye to all his favorite places in and around his old house.

A calf and fawn meet and learn about each others'' lives, but in the end prefer to be near their mothers.

Petit ours Oscar veut donner un cadeau à la Lune son amie. Mais comment savoir quel est le jour de son anniversaire et quoi lui offrir? Récit amusant. Illustrations naïves.

The last born of nine puppies worries that he will be the last chosen for a pet of a new owner.

Worried that the moon is growing smaller each night, Bear decides to do something about it.

Mother, Father, Junior, and Sis Goose get tired of looking after the new egg, so the egg must look after itself

Rachel discusses running, including how her interest began, proper shoes, diet, exercises, and competition.

Fourteen poems describe various aspects of country life.

A wordless story in which many unexpected magic things can happen--and do.