New Releases by Stephanie St. Pierre

Celebrate Halloween with Elmo and friends in a Sesame Street lift-the-flap board book! Elmo and his Sesame Street friends celebrate Halloween in a sturdy lift-the-flap board book. Children ages 1 to 4 will find lots of funny surprises when they lift the flaps to discover who's hiding in the pumpkin patch and wearing the spooky and funny costumes. Fans of Elmo, Cookie Monster, Grover, Oscar, Big Bird, Bert, Ernie, the Count, and other characters will find plenty to laugh about and love. Guaranteed for hours of fun, for Halloween and beyond!

An introduction to earwigs, including what they look like, how they are born, what they eat, how they grow, and where they live.

Introduces readers to the characteristics, diet, life cycle, predators, habitat, and lifespan of dragonflies.

Why do some woodlice curl up? How many eggs does a woodlouse lay? What does a woodlouse eat? This book answers all these questions and more.

Tommy, Chuckie, and Angelica wile away a long, tedious car trip by pretending to be astronauts on their way to the moon.

A lyrical introduction to the sea, its inhabitants, and its role in the world around it. Includes facts about the ecosystems of oceans and shorelines.

Each of the Really Wild books follows an animal through its daily life, and describes how it hunts, feeds and brings up its young, and how it copes with its environment and enemies. This volume focuses on elephants.

Big Bird takes a walk and discovers all sorts of interesting things along the way. He walks over and under and around. Can you walk in and out? A Chunky Book with legs. Full color.

Ernie takes a trip in his imagination as he gazes at the night sky. A night-light in the shape of a smiling star lights up this story. Full color.

Includes instructions for creating all kinds of craft projects, including rugs, placemats, costumes, masks, jewelry, models, puppets, and more.

With one silly spider, two Twiddlebugs, three batty bats, etc., this book illustrates scary things from 1 to 10. Sesame Street's favorite Count-er takes kids on a counting tour of his weird and wonderful castle.

Big Bird sometimes is handicapped by being too big.

Illustrations of babies and Sesame Steet Muppet characters in situations featuring things babies might say, such as "No," "Mmm," and "Bye-bye."

When Elmo's mommy gives him a brand-new drum, Elmo starts wishing--first for a horn, then for a hat, then for more noise-making fun. Elmo wishes for a big parade and lots of friends to play with. With a little shake-shake-shake of his Magic Globe filled with confetti, all of Elmo's wonderful wishes come true!

The valentine that Elmo makes is passed from friend to friend until it eventually ends up back in Elmo's hands. A cardboard valentine can be moved from page to page throughout the story.

Chuckie, Tommy and Angelica have a wild time with the toy Tommy's dad has invented.

Elmo tries to describe a tickle.

All sorts of Sesame Street monsters are competing in a Halloween contest to see who will make the biggest boo of all in this chunky lift the flap book. Full color.

Press the soft vinyl toys and sound buttons to bring this farmyard story to life.

Come join Lassie for a woodland romp. Children will delight in learning about different textures and about the creatures who make their home in the forest. A surprise ending brings children right into the story.

Lassie watches over ten little sheep as the reader helps by counting the number of lambs on each page.

Four mischievous puppies play hide-and-seek from Mama Dog, who finds them popping up on every page, in a colorful board book for small children. For children under three.

Ariel's big sister, Adella, loves practical jokes, and when she gets hold of a chest full of rubber seaweed and other props, things soon get out of hand.