Books with author Emily Bold

The newest in Barron’s appealing series of Chunky books are four friendly animals with rolling button eyes on faces that extend from their front covers. The books have simple, cheerfully illustrated stories inside to entertain toddlers. The extra heavy board pages are solid enough so that when the book is closed, the animal can stand up on its own. This story’s little boy keeps Robbie, his rabbit, in a comfortable cage, though he often lets his pet come out to play.

A delightful introduction to patterns for the very young, with bright, bold embossed textures on every page! Featuring ten amazing embossed pages, alternating between patterns and a host of friendly animals and objects, these unusual first concept books are full of tactile fun! Little ones will love to learn about patterns as they explore the tactile pages.

This is a brand new series on the world's most exciting vehicles, sure to appeal to boys of all ages and reading abilities. Visually exciting, highly informative, fun and accessible with photographs, illustrated diagrams and comic strips, this title is full of information on helicopters, from how they work to real-life helicopter missions in wartime. It covers all forms of helicopters from civilian to military used today and throughout history, including the fierce Apache Longbow. Internet-links offer a fascinating selection of recommended websites - with sound, animation, video clips and much more, which provide additional information for projects and homework.

Aurora is a dinosaur who loves to walk, climb the slope of a volcano, then come home at day's end, and snuggle up for sleep. Kids (and parents)who can't get enough of Barron's Chunky Books will love the new Chunky Dinosaurs series. The dinosaurs have rolling eyes and fearsome faces on their front covers, and clever little illustrated stories on their extra-thick pages. When books are closed, toddlers can stand them up like miniature models of living dinosaurs. The story in each book is told in a delightful rhyme. The words are easy to understand for pre-school kids who follow the dinosaurs' adventures. (Ages 3-5)