"Relevant images match informative text in this introduction to pythons. Intended for students in kindergarten through third grade"-- Provided by publisher.

As they go through town, a young child and their pet monster find objects that start with each letter of the alphabet.

"Forget what you've heard-bats are amazing! They play a vital role in our ecosystem, and most hunt in total darkness. Bats can eat thousands of pest insects in a single night. They also have an extraordinary sense called echolocation to help them find their prey. Bats in the Dark is packed with even more fascinating facts and stunning images to keep young readers engaged and wanting more"-- Provided by publisher.

"Katie Kim may be a newcomer to Camp Half-Blood, but even she knows they weren't supposed to be running through the Wild Zone--the forest is off-limits to campers and staff. Why, then, did Clarisse, head counselor of the Ares cabin, take her and four other newbies there in the dark of night and tell them to race back to camp by morning? Clarisse's threat was scary enough, but when Katie's half-brother Grant goes missing, his disappearance sparks the arrival of vicious monsters and a mysterious curse. It's up to Katie and the three remaining newbies--the Wild Omada--to brave the Wild Zone again and uncover its dark and deadly secrets."--Publisher description.

"Starring the Cat in the Hat, this rhymed Dr. Seuss Discovers non-fiction board book about sharks is perfect for nurturing a love of science in babies and toddlers too young for The Cat in the Hat's Learning Library series! Learn all about sharks with The Cat in the Hat and Thing One and Thing Two in this sturdy rhymed board book that's perfect for introducing babies and toddlers to these magnificent ocean creatures. Featuring more than ten different species of sharks (from whale sharks and tiger sharks to hammerheads and great whites), and reviewed for scientific accuracy by a noted expert, there's no better way to introduce informational texts or the natural world to pre-readers than with the Cat in the Hat--someone who knows a LOT about having fun!"

"I was so excited for the relaxing, stress-free day I had planned. But nothing ever goes my way. I got a mysterimouse letter from an old friend asking for my help solving a case. There were giant footprints in Chocolate Hills, and whoever was creating them was ruining the forest. Could I help save the hills before it's too late?"-- Provided by publisher

"It's a blazing summer on Animal Boulevard-and Hotel Flamingo is buzzing with excitement. The King and Queen Penguin are coming to stay! It's been a long time since the hotel had royal guests, and there's a lot for Anna and her team to do. But looking after penguins in the middle of a heat wave is no easy task..." --Page 4 of cover.

There's something INCREDIBLE just behind the wall... but how do you get past it? Join this curious cast of characters and find out. The kid with the green hat tries to dig under the wall--but the spade breaks. The kid with the yellow hat tries to climb over the wall--but the rope snaps. The kids with the red and purple hats try a ladder--but it falls apart. At last, the smallest kid steps forward. "If you can't go under the wall," she says, "and you can't go over, you have to go through." "Ridiculous!" the others scoff as they stomp away together... but maybe you do have to think a little differently if you want to reach the INCREDIBLE OTHER SIDE. From author-illustrator and storyboard artist Andrew J Ross, whose credits include K-Pop Demon Hunters, this mischievous, superbly funny picture book is a perfect pick for fans of Jon Klassen. A celebration of creative problem-solving and the boundless power of imagination, The Incredible Other Side encourages little ones to see what's possible when they think outside the box.

"From one of Raffi's biggest fans, and most accomplished "beluga grads", Caldecott Medalist and New York Times bestselling author-illustrator Jon Klassen, comes a dryly humorous picture book adaptation of one the first ever original children's songs by this iconic entertainer. Interpreting one of his favorite songs from Raffi's very first album for children, Jon Klassen invites readers to celebrate one of the little milestones and simple joys of growing up -- reaching the tap! -- from a kids perspective. "I wonder if I'm growing. My mom says yes I'm growing. But it's hard for me to see." While you're growing up, it can be hard to tell if you're growing at all. You wonder if you're growing when you look out the window, when you look in the mirror and when you're in the bath . . . sometimes you wonder if you're too little for this world (and maybe even this book). Then one day you wake up, and -- HEY! You can reach the tap now. For the very first time today. Jon Klassen's spare, sweetly funny art perfectly complements Raffi's wonderfully minimal, optimistic lyrics, making for a timeless new picture book classic, guaranteed to be read and sung aloud for generations to come, and to make readers of all ages smile."-- Provided by publisher.

"Join Bizzy Bear at the vet clinic to help all the pets feel better in this sturdy book with sliders and tabs to push and pull" --Back cover.

"In this collection, you'll find nine spooky stories that are full of both tricks and treats. Each story can be read aloud in about five minutes, making them ideal for bedtime--or any time!"-- Page 4 of cover.

"Intelligent and social, wolves are one of the top predators of the Northern Hemisphere. Young animal lovers explore wolf behavior and pack dynamics in this elementary guide. This reinforced library-binding edition includes a table of contents and index"-- Provided by publisher.

"Written by a doctor, Cell Biology for Babies is the perfect introduction to the wonders of the human body. This interactive picture book will teach your little one about the cell, the basic building block of life. Be amazed at how much your budding genius (and you) can learn about cell biology!"--Publisher.

At their first sleepover, Itty and Luna play together until the sun goes down, but when it is time to go to bed, Luna becomes nervous about spending the night.

Bluey, Bingo, and Muffin are ready to celebrate Halloween! They want to play a scary game, but their night is turning out to be more silly than scary. That is, until Dad makes it the scariest night of all!

Roam the world of remarkable reptiles with this fully updated edition of Eyewonder Reptiles for children aged 5-7. What makes a chameleon change color? How long can a snake go without eating? Which reptile holds the record for being the fastest? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this exciting exploration of the reptile world! Slither through tree branches with snakes, bask in the sun with lizards, and swim in swampy waters with crocodiles as you explore the fascinating lives of these cold-blooded creatures. Reptiles are found in many corners of our planet - this book will bring to life their habitats, diets, and amazing survival skills. Plus, activities such as "Who am I?" and "Turtle Race" will keep you entertained again and again. DK's top-selling Eyewonder series has an exciting new look for the next generation of young, curious minds. Stay-at-home explorers will love the new dynamic photographs, up-to-date information, and a brand-new "eyewonder" feature showcasing the most extraordinary reptile stories. This book is perfect for all curious young minds; brilliant for homework and school projects, or just for fun!

It's the fishing trip of a lifetime. Join Lucky Luke and Dad as they tackle the waters of Canada in search of monster northern pike. This adventure takes an unexpected turn when they find out there are other monsters lurking in the lake.

"A whale skeleton lies on the bottom of the ocean, and looks a bit like a haunted house as it provides nutrients for deep-water creatures"-- Provided by publisher.

"Nocturnal owls own the night. These winged hunters are expertly adapted for survival after the sun goes down. Did you know that owls have tube-shaped eyes that help them see well in low light? They also have specialized feathers that enable them to fly almost silently. Owls in the Dark is packed with even more fascinating facts and stunning images to keep young readers engaged and wanting more"-- Provided by publisher.

A simple introduction to the brain's functions in the human body.

"This is the story of one incredible library book and all the children who have borrowed it."-- Page 4 of cover

When King Viking accidentally clones him, Super Rabbit Boy competes with different versions of himself to see who can destroy the machine first.

From ancient chariots and Viking longships to racing cars, rockets, and solar-powered airplanes, our world has been changed by the pioneering development of many incredible vehicles. Take a journey through time to discover how these 50 groundbreaking inventions changed the world and how they might even shape our future . . .

"When the going gets tough, what's a wimpy kid to do? In Fight or Flight, Greg Heffley faces his biggest challenge yet as he becomes a target for the school bully. Luckily for Greg, his best friend, Rowley Jefferson, takes karate, so at least Greg's got someone in his corner. But an unexpected twist makes Greg realize he's facing an uphill battle. Will Greg step into the ring or throw in the towel? One thing's for sure--Fight or Flight is a knockout!" -- Publisher.