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Honey. Beeswax. Pollinate. Hive. Colony. Work. Dance. Communicate. Industrious. Buzz. Sting. Cooperate. Where would we be without honeybees? Where would we be without one another? In eighty-two poems and paragraphs (including the renowned Gate A-4), Naomi Shihab Nye alights on the essentials of our time—our loved ones, our dense air, our wars, our memories, our planet—and leaves us feeling curiously sweeter and profoundly soothed.

They were arguing about what was wrong with the economy.... Mary Ann’s parents had conversations like this all the time. They weren’t on opposite sides, but they had different opinions about what would make the world a happy place and they liked expressing them.

Carly loves good weather. When it’s sunny, she can go outside and play with her dog, Max! Max is a bit of a handful, and he likes to chase anything that moves. When he and Carly take a walk in the woods near her house, he immediately starts leaving his mark everywhere. Carly doesn’t mind, but when Max begins chasing a bunch of squirrels, she suddenly loses him!

The Brementown Musicians presents a story of four aging domestic animals, who, after a lifetime of hard work, are about to be disposed of by their masters. In this slightly varied adaptation of the classic Grimm Brothers folktale, the animals, embarking on the road but not knowing where to go or what to do, are greeted by a guiding spirit who encourages them not to feel downtrodden or worthless but to recognize their inherent worth and talents by connecting to the music that resides inside them.

With some maple-filled balloons, a syrup-shooting hose, and a sticky master plan, Adam and his new friend Maple team up to show that the maple trees in the forest provide so many more important things than cutting them all down and building a new resort in their place. Standing up for what's right, and for those who can't defend themselves is one of the most important lessons a child can learn. With this book, children can see that even though they are small and young, they can create change. Even when the odds aren't in their favor.

Six-year-old Milan is on a visit to her Doctor for a routine checkup, and it turns into a fun-filled conversation and lessons that make her so excited to know more about staying healthy. She sees numbers pop up and learn what they mean. She get to have fun conversations with her doctors and even gets a bribe from the nurse.

Lou and his friend Stu are best friends. Lou and Stu don’t always agree on everything. Lou and Stu can like different things and still be friends too. Do you like the same things as Lou or Stu?

In Children Learn 4 Letter Words. Easily, Phonetically, & by Repetition, we at Rite Words Digital Lab make things very simple for the kids. We have perfected and put into practice a method of phonetics and word formation with gradual and graded repetition where when the kid follows it, learning 4-letter words becomes a breeze. When once the foundation has been laid correctly with the help of this book and audio, the kids master what is taught in school very easily compared to other kids.

New dual language edition in both Spanish and English. The youngest listeners cannot get enough of the adorable naughty baby and their "No, no, no!" antics. Loved by parents and children alike, No, No, No! offers endless, cherished hours of shared giggles and delight. Each naughty baby activity is paired with the preferred activity to teach manners, safety, and good behavior from the earliest ages in the best way possible: through shared fun! Everyone will be chanting "no, no, no!" and "okay, okay. Yes, you may" until the last word.

A pack of beloved fruits and vegetables travel through the United States and visit friends along the way. During their trip, they will learn all about each state: Where is the state? What are the important cities, rivers, lakes, or mountains? What do people in the state do, make, or grow? With its clever poems and funny stories, this book will answer these questions and more.

A pack of beloved fruits and vegetables travel through the United States, and visit friends along the way. During their trip, they will learn all about each state: Where is the state? What are the important cities, rivers, lakes, or mountains? What do people in the state do, make, or grow? With its clever poems and funny stories, this book will answer these questions, and more.

Seis ciegos van al zoológico a descubrir como luce un elefante. Sin embargo, no consiguen ponerse de acuerdo ya que todos lo describen de forma distinta. El flojo y torpe Soulé se vuelve rico cuando un millonario lo premia por su idiotez.

Classic stories for children are amazing, but sometimes you might need something new: That’s why in this audiobook, you will only find original tales, created to amaze and to teach the right lessons. You will find amusing adventures, full of emotions and teachings, with bizarre characters: forest animals, dragons, princesses, children, unicorns, aliens, and much more!

Bailey is a growing service puppy who spends his life learning new things, visiting exciting places, and meeting different people! At the beginning of his first fall season, Bailey’s Daddy decides to take him to a big forest filled with red, orange, and yellow leaves.

Victor le bûcheron s'apprête à abattre un chêne... Un cri terrible résonne jusqu'au plus profond de la forêt... L'arbre pleure, il ne veut pas mourir : c'est le début d'un conte fantastique qui s'achèvera dans la féerie d'un matin de Noël. Les enfants vont très vite s'attacher au vieux Victor et à la jeune Angélique, mais aussi aux petits extraits musicaux qui apparaissent dans l'intrigue comme de véritables personnages. Marlène Jobert propose aux enfants une bien séduisante façon d'aller à la rencontre du divin Mozart.

Sur les côtes du Connemara vit Paddy-Joe, élevé par sa grand-mère. Cette vieille femme le régale chaque soir avec les légendes du petit peuple enchanté qui habite l'île : les lutins, les elfes et les fées. Un jour, Paddy-Joe va faire une étrange rencontre.

"Un matin, il se passa des choses... très étranges". L'histoire, menée tambour battant sur le rythme envoûtant du célèbre Boléro, met en scène le petit Pierre, orphelin de huit ans, qui trouvera le chemin du bonheur grâce à une mystérieuse pluie qui ne mouille pas...

Tous les génies ne sortent pas de lampes ou de bouteilles. Celui-ci, envoyé du ciel, a pris la forme d'un vagabond errant pour tester la bonté de deux hommes au cœur bien différent : le pauvre à l'âme généreuse qui lui offre le gîte et le couvert... et le riche, égoïste et mesquin. Si le premier voit ses vœux exaucés, la cupidité de l'autre ne lui vaudra que des soucis !

Un soir, dans sa chambre, le petit Maxime entend une étrange musique... D'où vient-elle ? De l'une des étoiles peintes sur le tableau accroché en face de son lit...? Et, sur cette étoile qui peut bien jouer ainsi ? Maxime finira par le savoir, mais il n'est pas au bout de ses surprises...

"Raconter une histoire à un enfant, c'est lui offrir tout ce qu'il aime : de merveilleuses aventures, de la féerie et surtout beaucoup de tendresse. J'ai voulu que les petits, captivés par la beauté du récit, laissent venir en eux, tout naturellement, les émotions que l'on doit aux grands conteurs." Marlène Jobert