A giant kaiju (think Godzilla!) awakes one morning not feeling well. He is confused and needs help. Off to the city where his size makes him seem dangerous. Meanwhile, over at Kaiju Central (they keep watch for kaiju activity 24/7), a dad and his son arrive to find the KAIJU alarm sounding for the first time ever! A kaiju has been spotted! Now what? Written in extra-relatable haiku and full of classic monster movies tropes, this bighearted comic tale will rev up story time with its satisfying blend of poetry, kindness, adventure, and humor.

In a world overcome by sadness, the arrival of Rocket Puppies from the outer reaches of Not-from-Here brings joy and laughter, but the puppies must face off against Snarly McBummerpants and stop him from spreading gloom with Mopey Smoke.

"From laughing to cooing, from sneezing to yawning, join baby in discovering what expressive eyes, noses, and mouths can do."--Publisher description.

"Come and join our day care friends as we count numbers 1 to 10!"--

"The last thing you expect when you go to the library is to see your librarian replaced with an alpaca. BEWARE! Alpacas make terrible librarians! With a zany cast of characters this hilarious and informative story will leave readers with a good understanding of alpacas and a renewed appreciation for the librarians in their lives."

"Simple black and white pictures stimulate a baby's brain and help eyesight develop as you read together." --Back cover.

"Teach little ones to talk with fun-to-read rhymes written by an early speech expert!"--

Granny Dee lives in Harlem, and every Saturday she takes three trains, and a bus to spend the day with her granddaughter -- but when her health starts to fail, it is her granddaughter who comes to visit her, while life lasts.

"The world is filled with many colors. As you read to your child, find things that are yellow all around you!"--Back cover

"Learn to manage anxiety by practicing mindfulness with Worry Monster"--

When Pete the Cat learns that the Wright Brother's flying machine can't fly without the wind, he and the cats invent the perfect solution, and he may get a chance to fly.

"In this search-and-find adventure, inquisitive readers will explore all the tantalizing collections in the Curiosity Shop. Could the mountains of items and optical illusions throughout the pages actually be contained in one miniature building? Readers of all ages will welcome the twelve exciting photographs with fascinating objects, along with the challenging rhyming text with lists of items to seek and find"--

"Picture book about a neanderthal boy exploring the world he lives in and considering how he relates to it. The result is both erudite and tender."--

The repeating phrases and engaging rhyming words in this classic read-aloud will help your little one build language skills.

Emilio is a very considerate Sloth who takes a long time to tie his cravat but is always punctual and gives his friends his full attention.

Join a daycare class as they find shapes at play time--then clean up together and transition to circle time!

"A face is a poem with all the parts put together, adding up to a someone you love. Have you ever stopped and looked, really looked, at a face? Do faces stay the same forever, or do they change? Where do our faces come from? In a playful and sensitive philosophical exploration, award-winning author/illustrator Julie Morstad guides readers through a fantastical meditation on the unique eyes, noses, mouths, freckles, wrinkles, scars and all those one-of-a-kind marks that make up a face. Embracing commonalities and differences alike, A Face Is a Poem is an ode to the unique beauty of each and every person's unique appearance, with an empowering message of self-love."--

Subah bakhair! Come along for a day in Pakistan. Choose a salwar kameez, ride the driverless train, and taste sweet and sour falsa. Pakistani author Bilal and Pakistani Palestinian illustrator Riaz draw on their personal experiences to create this board book, which includes educational endnotes, as part of the Our World series for very young readers.

Leena Mo, a young Iraqi American girl, dislikes shoveling snow and invents a snow-shoveling robot that becomes so popular she turns the idea into a booming business.

"A child's first introduction to the lunar year and its twelve zodiac animals..."--Provided by publisher.

Illustrations and rhyming text encourage Black girls to learn about the accomplishments of famous women in Black history and then forge their own paths.

"The repeating phrases and engaging rhyming words in this classic read-aloud will help your little one build language skills."--Back cover

"What does Little Dino want to be when he grows up--an astronaut who discovers life on Mars? Or a soccer star who scores the winning goal? Or maybe he could be a farmer or a circus clown or a rock star... What will he choose?

Timid Hedgehog wants to build a special house this year, but first she must get the pumpkin she selected home--a task that requires her to overcome her fears and ask for help from some other animals.