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"Just like the title says, everyone toots. For the child who just doesn't believe us, here's the book that proves it. Does Dad toot? Yes. Does Mom toot? Of course! How about the president? Indeed. At once silly, mischievous, and wacky while also being informative and perhaps even a tad comforting"--OCLC.

Two cats, one in the city and one in the country, chase mice before going to sleep.

"Everyone has kisses for Baby, from Mami and Papi to perro and gato. Using simple Spanish words, this charming read-aloud proves that love is the same in every language!"--Page 4 of cover.

A boy tries to catch a mouse, but the smart mouse seems to be having fun evading the boy's traps. Features both simple and sophisticated text on side-by-side pages to facilitate shared reading and encourage early reading skills in children.

Illustrations and simple, rhyming text invite the reader to try various instruments and join a band.

Would you prefer to be as snug as a bug rolled up in a rug? Like two cosy bats in thick woolly hats? As hot as three pigs in big purple wigs? Or would you prefer to be like ten sneezy kittens without any mittens? Like nine frozen frogs in huge wooden clogs? George has to decide for himself on a day out at the park with Mum.

Rhyming text and illustrations follow the Christmas Eve activities of monster boys Mack and Zack as they get ready for a visit from Santa Claws.

"A boy's mirror gives him a whole new way of seeing himself"--

"This counting book in the style of 'Over in the Meadow' presents various riparian habitat animals and their offspring in ten North American rivers, from a mother manatee 'and her little calf one' in the St. Johns River to a father river otter 'and his little pups ten' in the Mississippi. Endnotes present facts, activities, and related games"--