A playful counting book for young children, Circus 123 features circus performers giving an amazing show in the ring, on the high wire, on bikes, and on the flying trapeze. Children will be dazzled by the performance as they learn to count to 10.

With attention-grabbing exercises and subtle humor, the playful look-and-search books in this series are designed to entertain preschoolers while developing language skills. The books use illustrations with some animals that look or act different than all the others, or “odd ones out,” to teach early learning concepts like positions and opposites.

In this tale of opposites, funny animal characters perform various actions that reveal their differences, but they all get together in the end for a party.

With attention-grabbing exercises and subtle humor, the playful look-and-search books in this series are designed to entertain preschoolers while developing language skills. The books use illustrations with some animals that look or act different than all the others, or “odd ones out,” to teach early learning concepts like positions and opposites.

In this tale, positional words are the focus as funny animal characters perform various actions, such as wearing a coat, going for a swim, and using an umbrella, before they all meet up for a dance party.

Today is Ricky’s birthday and he is ready to celebrate! Ricky wakes up early to help Mommy decorate the house for his party and cook his special birthday pancakes. All his best friends arrive except for Annie; she has a birthday surprise for him but first he has to find her. This beautifully illustrated new tale in the Ricky series emphasizes the importance of responsibility and friendship while appealing to kids’ sense of adventure.

Everyone in Freezeland knows that a snowman always wears a hat, but one day a snowman named Dmitri arrives in town with a bare head. Dmitri is sad because he lost his hat on his journey. Little Snowman Stan lends Dmitri his beloved blue plaid cap for a couple of days, but Dmitri does not want to give it back. In order to get his cap back, Stan must enlist the help of his other snowman friends to teach Dmitri the importance of sharing. This charming winter tale explores the common childhood issue of learning to share with appealing imagery and engaging language.

Stan the little snowman wants desperately to move—he longs to leave his dull surroundings and explore the world. He has been standing in the same place and position since the beginning of winter, surrounded by other frozen snowmen. When a little bird lands on his carrot nose, Stan asks it what it feels like to move freely, but Mr. Hat the snowman shouts at Stan to be still. “If you move, you'll melt!” shouts the rigid snow soldier with the silly bucket hat. Too late, because Stan hops on his bicycle, rides over snowy hill and valley, and never looks back. He discovers Freezeland, where it is so cold, the sun can never melt the snow people, and they are free to dance about in every direction. Through lovely illustrations, this engaging winter story opens a world of possibilities to children, encouraging them to reach beyond their boundaries, follow their instincts, and always be true to themselves.