The farm animals try to divert a busy little spider from spinning her web, but she persists and produces a thing of both beauty and usefulness. The pictures may be felt as well as seen.

Humorous illustrations and die-cut pages introduce rhyming word families ending in "ack, " "ick, " and "ock."

Twenty-one lessons to make you an expert in dragonology. Attention, devoted dragonology students! How many classic riddles do you know that could help you survive a dragon encounter? What dragon species attacks its victims with a "frosty blast" instead of a jet of flame? Which historical questions should you ask a dragon in order to estimate its age? Can you write your name using only dragon runes? Contained in this beautifully designed, comprehensive...

The reader is invited to lift the flaps and follow the cats as they play with yarn, boxes, pillows, and fish.

This magical volume presents the long-lost research of 19th-century dragonologist Ernest Drake. Full color.

A special sauce turns a boy into a robot, and he then transforms everyone and everything into robots, including the book. Includes one fold-out page that becomes a book jacket, and seven pages printed upside-down to match the jacket.

An alphabet book in which each letter becomes three different objects as the book is turned different directions, as when A becomes a bird's beak, a drippy ice cream cone, and the point of a star.

Loosely based on the folktale about the three little pigs, these three pigs have a different surprise for the wolf who is trying to blow their houses down. The reader is asked to huff and puff into a die-cut hole in each page.

"Read, flip and find with Skippyjon Jones! Skippyjon Jones has found his treasure map, but where is the treasure? Here's a hint: Open the book and a matching game with tiles that flip and spin will pop up. Here's another hint: Read the story to see what treasure Skippy has to find. And here's the final hint: Find the tiles that match Skippy's treasure. So what are you waiting for? Vamonos! Start to read and play!"--Page 4 of cover.

Within the fictitious journal of an eighteenth-century sea captain, readers can learn about the golden age of piracy--from storm-tossed sailing ships to tantalizing treasure islands, from pirates' flags and fashions to their wily weapons and wicked ways.