Best Selling Books by Sarah Willson

Reading is one of the most important skills a child will ever learn. When you read to children, you are sharing an experience that prepares them to learn to read. Jellybean Books have been written "especially to be read aloud to toddlers and preschoolers aged 3-5 years old. Every book is lively, colorful, filled with fabulous characters, and priced to please.

When Tommy and his friends go on vacation they find out that they are training for the Baby Olympics.

Stu gets a makeover at the local spa, but Tommy mistakenly thinks he''s getting a brand new daddy. With the help of his friends, he tries to save Stu from being replaced. Full-color illustrations.

The babies meet a mean kid at the theme park.

Spud tries a variety of tricks to keep Scoop from winning his race with Travis. Flaps on each page lift to reveal what characters are thinking.

Oh, no! Mrs. Puff is out sick, and a substitute teacher has taken her place! How will SpongeBob cope? Find out in his comical classroom caper!

Chuckie faces an out of control mechanical beastie bunny and saves Easter.

The Sesame Street pals help a boy get along with his baby brother.

In "Can''t Have Ants" Eliza and Debbie have orders to clean up the Commvee before their parents get back. Yet first the sisters have to deal with some feisty biting ants. Includes a discovery page with fun facts about animals, places, and more. Color illustrations.

When Maddy invites her best friend, Victor, over for dinner, her parents are shocked to discover that he is a space alien.

Hogarth Press exhibition catalogue highlights its international scope, genres, and diverse range of published titles.

The Rugrats and their parents are off on a family cruise, but when a storm sinks their boat they find themselves stranded on a desert island. All the grown-ups think that the island is uninhabited but Tommy Pickles knows better! He and the other babies find the Thornberrys, and with the help of his hero, Nigel Thornberry, Tommy is sure that will soon find a way off the island. But when the babies get stuck underwater in the Thornberry''s bathysphere, disaster looms! Will they be able to work together and get out in time? Find out in this wild, action-packed adventure!

When Tommy''s mom decides sugar is bad for babies, his friends find ingenious ways to acquire sweets for him.

Preschoolers can follow Blue as she and Steve go on their mystery solving adventure to find out what happened as a result of their fun-filled experimentation.

Angelica desperately wants to go to the big Valentine''s Day dance with Sean, but he barely knows she exists. So she orders a pair of special glasses guaranteed to make Sean fall in love with her. Unfortunately, the glasses end up on the wrong face. Includes a pair of 3-D glasses. Full color. Consumable.

Lucky leads the Dalmatian puppies through the park in a game of follow-the-leader in this miniature, shaped board book with lift-the-flaps. Full color.

Join Dora and Boots on their adventure through the Spooky Forest, Pumpkin Patch, and Haunted House to find Dora''s missing Halloween candy. Full color.

This cleverly designed storybook unfolds into a four-foot-long growth chart tower, chock-full of fun-loving Rugrats. Ideal for hanging on a wall and also easy to fold, it comes with a sticker sheet featuring more than 30 "milestone" markers. The reverse side of the chart has simple and silly rhymes all about the babies themselves. Full-color illustrations & 30 stickers. Full colors.

Angela Anacondais a loud, spirited, modern 9 year-old whirlwind on legs and is the TV icon of 7-12 year-olds. The clever 2D animation style, hilarious characters and witty storylines are reproduced beautifully in this great new series ofAngela Anacondabooks.

Elmo''s repeated sneezes create havoc on Sesame Street.

SpongeBob decides to teach Mr. Crab some manners.

Ernie, Big Bird, Elmo, and the rest of the Sesame Street gang celebrate the heroes in their lives.

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" ... the Rugrats are caught up in Grandpa Boris''s retelling of the Passover story, with Angelica imagining herself as the first female pharaoh--and Tommy as Moses, pleading with her to "Let my babies go!"

The Sesame Street muppets try to order lunch from Elmo the waiter.

A toy rabbit wants to become real.