Isabel Otter

"Love is everywhere you look! Love can be generous and affectionate. It can bring harmony and make you feel strong. Above all, love should be treasured and celebrated! How do you show love each day?"--back cover.

Reminding readers that the planet is special and worth saving, this inspiring picture book beautifully brings to life the love letter a young girl named Tessa has written to the Earth in which she celebrates its many wonderful components.

Teaches more than fifty farm words, in a board book with textured spreads.

"Where will Little Bunny go today? Flip the flaps and slide the sliders in this quirky board book that's all about Little Bunny and his friends!"--back cover.

"Love is a language that is understood and shared by people around the world. Whether we're reading quietly with a loved one or playing on the beach with friends, all across the globe, the love we feel for one another is the same." --back cover

"Little Fish sees Shark and Octopus behind the reeds, and then notices someone is inside the seashell. It’s Crab, who doesn’t like to be disturbed! Little Fish wants to join the sea jellies as they bob along in the water. Then Little Fish sees Whale blowing bubbles and blows bubbles, too. And at the end of the day, Little Fish returns home to sleep behind a large seashell."--publisher's website.

"Join Bee on a trip through the meadow and say hello to happy friends along the way. Features touch-and-feel textures, peek-through holes, and lift-the-flaps throughout." --back cover

"Throughout history, stories were passed down through the oral tradition. And often, the female characters in these stories were viewed as weak, vain, jealous, or just plain boring! This enchanting anthology of 20 forgotten fairy tales features stories of strong girls from different cultures around the world. Every tale features a female heroine who approaches life with humor, wit, cunning, and bravery. The collection includes stories from countries...

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