New Releases by Mark Shulman

Everyone knows that on Halloween trick-or-treaters like to dress up as witches, skeletons, and other scary creatures. But what do bloodcurdling vampires, menacing mummies, and terrifying werewolves do for the holiday? What costumes will "they "wear? Children who dare can enter the haunted house and find out. Armed with 100 reusable stickers--jack o'' lanterns, bags of candy, bats flying--they''ll see the whole creepy crowd get ready for their party. And what youngsters will like best is the twist at the end: the monsters are all disguised as kittens and cute kids and other nice things. Now "that''s" spooky!

Presents two hundred and fifty science questions on such broad topics as chemistry, geology, biology, and astronomy, in a book in which half the questions are presented by flipping the title over.

With a generous 100 reusable stickers, these books with stories about magical secret gardens and scary alien invaders feature humorous rhyming text and full-color illustrations. Consumable.

With more than 100 reusable stickers, plus humorous rhyming tales and illustrations, this series continues with two new entries that feature princesses with pet unicorns and creepy, crawly bugs. Full color. Consumable.

When four pampered New York City zoo animals are returned to the jungle, wild things happen! It''s a good thing they have each other!

With 100 vinyl reusable stickers in each book, plus rhyming tales and great illustrations, this innovative storybook series features fast cars, dinosaurs, horses, and fairies--topics that are already favorites with youngsters. Full color. Consumable.

The dinosaurs have returned in an amusing story sure to please young fans. There are stickers and smart fun on every page, and a visit to dinos in every age. Meet the swooping pterodactyl, giant ultrasaurus, vile velociraptor, cruel tryanosaurus, and other dinosaurs as they make a rumble in the jungle, fight for food and water, battle each other for control, and become extinct during the Ice Age...or did they? The surprising and enjoyable end to this rhyming, interactive tale will delight dino-mad kids.

The invitations to the once-in-a-millenium party have arrived--and every child''s presence is requested! Once every thousand years, deep in the magic forest, the fairies hold a special dance. The time is now, so make sure to invite all the enchanted guests: the royal family in their castle; trolls, gnomes, elves, and leprechauns; animals in the magical barn; winged beings up in "cloud city"; and water creatures in the hidden glen. Pretty stickers make each picture captivating, and kids will love creating this fairytale world.

Fillmore the boy and Geary the robot, who live on Planet Zada, take their robotic dog Sbot to other planets so that he can learn to act like a real dog.

A breakthrough model for growth in today''s stagnant mega corporations, this is the first book to provide practical methods for actually creating and implementing smaller units within large companies to enable continued growth.

Explore new lands and oceans, daring flights, and deep water dives with history''s most important explorers.

This pair of novelty books feature die-cut shapes that glow in the dark and die-cut paper monsters that, when kids shine a flashlight beam, are projected on the wall. Kids can make their own shadow monster movies after they''ve read each book''s humorously rhymed story. Full color.

"No bagels were wasted in the creation of these books. Yum."--Cover.

Let your fingers do the walking--and dancing, and playing, and skating, and wagging. Children really get caught up in the action with this cool new series of board books. It''s wonderfully simple: kids stick their fingers through the holes and they become part of the picture. Does the bug need antennae? Do mighty monkeys need some arms? Then that''s what the fingers will be. Four great titles--some with two holes and others with one--offer lots of opportunity for fun. Every picture will light up kids'' imaginations.

Let your fingers do the walking--and dancing, and playing, and skating, and wagging. Children really get caught up in the action with this cool new series of board books. It''s wonderfully simple: kids stick their fingers through the holes and they become part of the picture. Does the bug need antennae? Do mighty monkeys need some arms? Then that''s what the fingers will be. Four great titles--some with two holes and others with one--offer lots of opportunity for fun. Every picture will light up kids'' imaginations.

Board book has pages die-cut with holes for young readers to put their fingers through in order to become part of the story!

Simple text with photographs of different shaped breads.

Shows where to look for a place to hide something, when to get it, and what to avoid.