Books with author Stephanie Riley

"I want to know what you are thinking, I want to know what's in your mind..." Join two kids and their grown-up looking at pictures and talking about the HOW they know what they know. Listeners and readers will interact with each other and the kids in the story by taking part in both asking and answering "How do you know?" Simple illustrations keep the focus on the conversation, and the stick figures model how these conversations can begin between kids and their grown-ups. Tips for grown-ups at the end offer suggestions on how to continue conversations with kids through asking good questions. How Do You Know? is a book for reading and thinking together, in the "I wonder what you think" series.

This wordless book uses vivid images to introduce early learners to the concept of colors. Children will learn to recognize colors in objects in nature as they are encouraged to share what they read or create a story of their own. This book supports early childhood literacy and will encourage beginning readers to learn to read. This large lap book measures 9.5" x 12" and is ideal for a shared reading experience between parents and children.

This wordless picture book introduces early learners to the concept of the five senses. Children who do not yet know how to read, or who are just beginning, will enjoy the bright, detailed images in this book that supports early childhood literacy. This large lap book measures 9.5" x 12" and is ideal for a shared reading experience between parents and children.

This wordless picture book features images of children showing various emotions. Young learners who are not yet able to read will be introduced to different facial expressions and body language that correlate to certain feelings. Readers will be engaged and inspired to share what they learn and relate their own emotions. This large lap book measures 9.5" x 12" and is ideal for a shared reading experience between parents and children.

Introduce children to the concept of counting with this wordless picture book that is ideal for beginning readers and those who are just learning how to read. The helpful, detailed images will prompt children to describe what is happening in each photograph as they develop their foundational reading skills. Parents and children will be engaged in a fun, shared reading experience together.