Simple text on board pages describes opposite aspects of a hippopotamus.

Readers can feel different textures to explore animals found on a farm, such as a fluffy chick, furry dog, and velvety horse.

What do puppies like doing? This book features textures to feel, such as fluffy tails and soft noses. The combination of text and illustrations is designed to help children develop sensory and language awareness.

Ellie the elephant's relaxing bath is disrupted by splashing friends, prompting her to suck up all of the water into her trunk until everyone else leaves.

Discover the many different reasons why this snowman may not be the right one for a little mouse.

Through illustrations and simple, rhyming text, a book invites its reader to explore fluffy, furry, or squishy objects and creatures, both real and imaginary, that are found within its pages.

Uses print and braille to teach young readers to count.--

Presents information about animals and shapes, encouraging young readers to move their fingers along special trails in the book.

Readers can feel a dinosaur for themselves, from the horns of a Triceratops to the tongue of a T-rex.

"Little Hedgehog can't wait to spend Christmastime with his friends. But who ate all the cookies? Who's that snoring all night? And why is Little Hedgehog's hat missing? Pretty soon, everyone is feeling very grumpy. Will Christmas be ruined, or can the friends make it perfect after all?" --