Best Selling Books by Sally Crabtree

A ticket on the Magic Train takes the reader from outer space to underwater to a land of cakes.

In this adorable picture book, a boy imagines the type of hair his baby sister is going to have. As the reader turns the die-cut pages, wacky hairstyles change around the constant face of the baby sister! The last page reveals a surprise--his baby sister has grown a single blond curl, which is bound right into the book!

A new, snuggly entry in the super-successful children''s series with more than 525,000 books in print. What a great gift to brighten up an Easter basket: a soft and snuggly bunny book with a delicious story to tell. A little rabbit hop-hop-hops from friend to friend, and everywhere he goes they''re making tasty treats. Bunny''s nose twitches at the luscious aroma of warm cookies, chocolate eggs, and fizzy drinks. But when he asks his pals for a nibble or a sip, they all say, "Not yet! These are for something special." Back at home, though, there''s a scrumptious holiday surprise waiting for him.

Pull the tabs to make the animals dance to the boogie woogie from the jungle band.

3-D frogs are depicted in this counting book for children.

Ten chuckling ducklings waddle in a line. As they make friends with the farm animals, one by one the ducklings get left behind. Will they find their way back to mommy duck?

Be tickled by the 10 fun loving fleas whose cheeky behaviour lands them in trouble and one by one they disappear. Will they all come back? Find out in this sing-along counting story with accompanying CD that will inspire children everywhere to make a splash and create their own silly versions of the song.

Clickety, clickety, clack! Jump aboard with your magic ticket through the jungle, outer space and underwater - and meet plenty of colorful characters along the way.

In My Big Busy Bus, kids can sing-along to "The Wheels on the Bus Go Round-and-Round" while turning the big wheels and swishing the windshield wipers in the bright pages of this oversized board book. In My Big Busy Train, toddlers'' busy little hands will make the wheels go round and turn the signal from green to red.

Mummy Pig has had enough. Her family may like living in a muddle, but she does not. So, while Dad slips out to the shops, Posy, Pip and Gran help her tidy up. But then poor Baby Pig begins to cry... he''s lost his teddy Could it be that the house is too tidy?

Using the attached bee finger puppet, the reader joins in the activities of ten busy bees whose movements demonstrate subtraction.