Best Selling Books by Sophie Fatus

Follow a bustling family through their busy day! Each scene is teeming with people, places and things, and you’ll meet people of all races, cultures, lifestyles and abilities as you go.

Presents real-world scenes with objects and people labelled in English and Spanish for young readers.

Presents real-world scenes with objects and people labelled in English and French for young readers.

Colorful illustrations and audio CD introduce the popular nursery rhyme from various cultures as children get ready for school.

All was silent in the wood. Suddenly, out of the green, "Love-me!Love-me! Love-me!" called the Love-Me bird. There was no answer to her call. The Love-Me bird just wants to be loved. But no one seems to be listening. "There must be some-birdy out there," she says sadly toShut-Eye, the owl. Her wise old friend offers some advice, yet nothing appears to work. What should the Love-Me bird do? Celebrating with great warmth and wit a simple truth about love, renowned author Joyce Dunbar and award-winning artist Sophie Fatus have created a charming tale that will delight all lovebirds, young and old.

Labeled illustrations present an assortment of things with squares, including a turtle, slippers, a pineapple, and a sweater.

Labeled illustrations present an assortment of things with holes, including a strainer, a button, a nose, and a guitar.

Labeled illustrations present an assortment of things with spots, including a Dalmatian, a fish, a peacock, a ladybug, a giraffe, and a banana.

Mummy Fox goes out in search of some chicken for supper and leaves her five little fox cubs at home. But when Mummy''s away, little foxes will play and, before long, the mischievous cubs have disobeyed their mother, wandered out into the dark night and lost their way. When the eldest cub does a headcount, she can only see four other cubs - and she knows there ought to be five. "One of us is lost!" she wails. Panic ensues... Until kindly Mother Hen comes to their rescue, counts them all properly and leads them back home. Will the little cubs have chicken for supper, after all? With adorable characters and glorious, jewel-like illustrations, this hilarious tale is a delicious treat for all the senses.

Ally has just stepped off a plane to spend a holiday with her pen friend, Nancy. From the moment they meet, they want to do absolutely everything together. In fact they feel almost like sisters and Ally’s boundless enthusiasm turns whatever they try into a triumph. By the end of the week the two girls have danced together, shopped together, roller-skated together and lost count of the tubs of ice cream they’ve shared. They’re closer than ever so it’s really hard to say goodbye. But Nancy and Ally refuse to let their spirits be dampened, after all, “sisters are together, even when they’re apart!” Angela McAllister’s laugh-out-loud story and Sophie Fatus’s sunny pictures create a real celebration of friendship for little girls (and reptiles) everywhere!

The four-book Silly Shapes series is available in a sturdy slipcase -- an attractive way to learn about square, stripes, holes, and spots! This specially priced set is perfect for gift-giving.

Labeled illustrations present an assortment of things with stripes, including socks, a zebra, a rainbow, and a snail.

A bilingual first words collection with a twist: this unique book combines storytelling with English and French vocabulary building. Young readers follow the adventures of a busy family as they go about their day and prepare for a special celebration.

A bilingual first words collection with a twist: this unique book combines storytelling with English and French vocabulary building. Young readers follow the adventures of a busy family as they go about their day and prepare for a special celebration.

Follow a bustling family through their busy day. The story unfolds through simple header sentences and bright detailed illustrations.

Labeled illustrations present an assortment of things with squares, including a turtle, slippers, a pineapple, and a sweater.

While traveling, Babushka gives her gifts for the Christ child away and thinks she has nothing left to give the baby, only to discover that everything she gave away, she also gave to him.