New Releases by Jose Aruego

A wordless tale in which a clever duck outwits a bullying snake.

Two clumsy bears join in fishing fun at the river.

Learn about funny and fascinating animal friendships around the globe.

This classic board book gift set includes three treasures just right for toddlers: The Carrot Seed by Ruth Krauss, illustrated by Crockett Johnson; Jamberry, written and illustrated by Bruce Degen; and Robert Kraus''s Leo the Late Bloomer, illustrated by Jose Aruego.

Hatched at the same time, the chick does fine imitating the duckling until the latter goes for a swim.

Two elderly boars with contrastig dispositions take turns caring for a baby crocodile and find that their attitudes determine how they are repaid.

A very funny, brightly coloured picture book about a baby owl who loves to act.

A group of lovable creatures take shelter from the rain and outsmart a fox.

Things get out of hand when two buffalo try to outdo each other in this almost-wordless picture book from Jose Arguego. “Look what I can do!” “I can do it too!” And so begins a lively contest between two water buffalo that ends up being a bigger adventure than either of them had imagined! This simple, nearly wordless picture book is one that the very youngest children will be eager to “read” all by themselves.

Milton the panda, Herman the octopus, and Leo the tiger become friends and have a good time together.

A blabbermouth, with whom no secret is safe, finds a special niche in the news world.

The reader is invited to find animals hidden in their natural habitat.

The first one to awake, Milton the Panda tries hard to wake all the other animals but to no avail.

Boris'' mother and father take him to a psychiatrist when his behavior goes from bad to worse. The psychiatrist''s words are brief but effective.

How can an ant, butterfly, mouse, sparrow, and rabbit all take shelter from the rain under the same mushroom when originally there was room only for the ant?

Herman the helpful octopus is always willing to assist anyone who needs his help--old or young, friend or enemy.

An Amazon River piranha is determined to make a meal of the sloth that sleeps on a branch overhanging the water.

A young Filipino boy makes the best of a bad situation in order to rescue his village''s dogs and chickens from the terrible Asuangs, or jungle spirits.

The king, his griffin, and two dragons devise a way of stopping a unicorn stampede.