New Releases by Morris Katz

DC super heroes including Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and their friends introduce the littlest fans to important concepts—colors, sizes, and shapes! Superman and Wonder Woman have red capes. Green Lantern and wears green. (Martian Manhunter is green.) Bumblebee can be big or small. And Plastic Man can stretch his body into a perfect circle. Colors, shapes and sizes are important concepts—and DC super heroes make early learning loads of fun.

What's the opposite of super heroes? Supervillains! Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and their friends (and archrivals) illustrate opposites in this engaging concept board book. See Superman fly UP, up and away! While Aqualad dives DOWN into the ocean. Batman is INSIDE the Batmobile while Robin is OUTSIDE of it. The Flash goes from NEAR to FAR in the blink of an eye. Beloved characters and classic illustrations provide an engaging way for little ones to learn important concepts.

This is the puberty book written by the cool, older brother that takes boys from their first armpit hair to their first wet dream—and beyond. Facts about developmental changes to tween and teen boys' bodies and brains are spelled out in fun, familiar, boy-speak and illustrated in edgy graphic novel format. So boys 10 and up can learn about health, hygiene, sexuality, and more in a way that's not embarrassing or tedious, but real, engaging, and enlightening. A recurring "Puberty Goggles" feature pokes gentle fun at the way a testosterone-tormented tween views himself and the world around him. The book also explores current hot-button topics from social media and anxiety to respecting women. It's the puberty book for a new generation.

From Aqualad to Zoom, every letter in the alphabet stands for a beloved DC character, an awesome superpower, or a cool tool. The littlest comic book fans can learn to sound out letter sounds for everyday super hero words, from boots and capes to Wonder Woman and villains.

This interactive board book gives the littlest super heroes a chance to help Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and their friends to save the day! Engaging scenes featuring classic DC Comics art show kids' favorite characters fighting crime and keeping people safe. Flaps sized just right for tiny fingers invite young readers to open the door to the Batmobile so Batman can speed away; or watch Bumblebee shrink down so she can hide. Surprises on every page make this fun for little fans (and their grownups)!

Super heroes seem pretty tough—but they actually feel happy, sad, proud, and angry just like everyone else. Classic DC character art featuring fan favorites (such as Batman, Superman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Supergirl, and their friends) illustrates the full range of feelings in this concept board book. Simple, age-appropriate text talks about how swimming in the water makes Aquaman happy; or being a great acrobat makes Batgirl proud. Little ones are also invited to talk about what makes them feel angry, excited, or scared. DC super heroes provide a fun, easy way to explore emotions with babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.

This is the puberty book written by the cool, older brother--that takes boys from their first armpit hair to their first wet dream--and beyond. Facts about developmental changes to tween and teen boys' bodies and brains are spelled out in fun, familiar, boy-speak and illustrated in edgy graphic novel format. So boys 10 and up can learn about health, hygiene, sexuality, and more in a way that's not embarrassing or tedious, but real, engaging, and enlightening. A recurring "Puberty Goggles" feature pokes gentle fun at the way a testosterone-tormented tween views himself and the world around him. The book also explores current hot-button topics from social media and cyberbullying to respecting women. --

Batman is really Bruce Wayne. Superman is also known as Clark Kent. And Wonder Woman is Diana Prince when she's not saving the world. Young super hero fans can lift the flaps throughout this book to discover their favorite super heroes' secret identities!

Even when the fate of the world is at stake, Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman don’t forget their manners—and neither should you! When Batman and Robin are hot on the trail of the Joker, they still say “Please.” When Wonder Woman swoops in to help in the nick of time, Superman always says “Thank you.” And she takes the time to say, “You’re welcome.” An action-packed board book illustrated with beloved classic DC art, Super Heroes Say Please! is the only etiquette book your child will ask for again and again.

From the Joker to Harley Quinn, Lex Luthor to Darkseid, DC's super-villains offer a fascinating collection of cautionary tales. The Big Book of Super-Villains gives the enlightening back stories and need-to-know facts about DC's most popular bad guys. Discover their special powers, tricky devices and secret lairs, as well as memorable battles with their archenemies. Learn why the Joker, Penguin, and Harley Quinn love to tangle with Batman and Robin; why Lex Luthor won't rest until he has defeated Superman; what drives Cheetah's competition with Wonder Woman, and the reasons behind many more famous feuds. Classic style DC comic book art and a shiny foil cover complete the irresistable package.

DC super heroes have an amazing range of powers which they use to make the world a safer place. This lavishly illustrated picture book is a terrific introduction to Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, and all of their friends. From Batman's brain power, to the Wonder Woman's ability to get people to tell the truth, to Superman's incredible strength and X-ray vision, DC's super heroes use their exceptional gifts to protect people, and the planet--making them terrific role models for young children. Readers will learn about their favorite characters' amazing powers, as well as their inspiring stories. Classic DC art makes this book as visually compelling as it is fun to read!

Eight bestselling board books packed into one adorable gift set is the perfect starter library for tiny super heroes. This colorful collection featuring Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman -- and dozens of other popular DC characters -- will teach little ones basic concepts as well as offering an entertaining introduction to the world of DC super heroes. Inside the box are eight, 5 3/4"-square DC Super Heroes board books: ABC, 123; Colors, Shapes, and More; Busy Bodies; Opposites, My First Book of Girl Power; My First Book of Superpowers; My First Book of Super-Villains; and Even Super Heroes Sleep. Illustrated with DC classic comic book art, The Ultimate DC Super Hero Collection is an amazing-value must-have for the littlest fans.

My First Book of Super Powers introduces young readers to beloved DC super heroes and their awesome powers. Just as My First Book of Girl Power introduced young fans to female super heroes and their special powers, this book tackles DC's popular male characters. From Superman's super-strength and X-ray vision to the Flash's super-speed to Aquaman's ability to live under water, this exciting board book explains how each character's powers make him unique and enable him to make the world a safer place. Classic DC art makes this as appealing to grownups as it is to the tiniest aspiring super heroes.

After busy days flying around the world, chasing villains, and keeping people safe, DC's beloved super heroes need to go to sleep. Super heroes in training will definitely relate to this charming bedtime book. Like the other bestselling DC Super Heroes board books (ABC 123, Colors and Shapes, Opposites, Busy Bodies, My First Book of Super Villains, and My First Book of Girl Power), Even Super Heroes Sleep uses DC's classic art to illustrate fan favorite characters getting ready to re-charge. Batman knows his brain works best after he's gotten a good night's sleep (Goodnight Gotham City!). Green Lantern needs his Power Battery, and Superman's super-strength fizzes out at the end of the day. Budding super heroes will appreciate that they, too need a good night's sleep if they're going to grow big and strong...

The DC Super Villains everyone loves to hate show budding super heroes what they SHOULD NOT do using humorous examples. From the Joker and Penguin to Sinestro and Poison Ivy, DC's cast of bad guys humorously illustrate the difference between good and bad behaviors such as sharing versus stealing; and helping versus hurting. Classic art and funny scenarios will entertain comic book fans of all ages.

Do you really know where, how, and why your religion was founded? For those who can no longer reconcile his religion with present day knowledge and lifestyle this book will prove an enlightened alternative.

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