Central Kansas Library System

Little Five introduces the concept of "five" by interacting with five of a variety of things.

Little Eight introduces the concept of "eight" by interacting with eight of a number of things, some of which are grouped to further expose the reader to subtracting and dividing.

Little Six introduces the concept of "six" by interacting with six of a variety of things.

Little Four introduces the concept of "four" by interacting with four of a variety of things.

Little Two introduces the concept of "two" by interacting with two of a variety of things.

Explains such concepts as money, currency, paper money, banks, and banking services.

With the Van Gogh, Dolittle, and other Baby programs under their belts, the tots who follow Julie Aigner-Clark's Baby Einstein series will sidle up to Baby Newton expecting a similar exploration of building blocks to brilliance, but this time there's a wrinkle or two. Animation makes its first appearance, and parents steeped in keep-it-simple culture may object to the springy "I Know My Shapes" song, a departure from classical-only video predecessors....

A holiday adventure finds Stephanie Plum struggling to remove an intruder from her apartment and falling for a mysterious newcomer.

A countdown from twelve to one as a space shuttle awaits liftoff.

A counting book featuring things found at a car race, from one black-and-white checkered flag to twelve reporters. Readers are invited to find hidden numbers in the illustrations.