Books in Play-Doh books series

It’s getting cold outside! But we’re staying toasty warm making fun Christmas characters out of PLAY-DOH! Join your guide, Holiday Hound, for some Christmas-inspired PLAY-DOH sculpting tutorials. In no time you’ll be molding your own candy canes, bows, drums, and even your very own snowman. Plus, a Christmas-themed story unfolds as each cheerful element is added to the scene. And, the best part is . . . 4 (1 oz.) cans of Play-Doh, a plastic knife, and a plastic roller are included! Recommended for ages 3 and up, PLAY-DOH: Christmas Craft Fun is the perfect way to kick off the holiday season.

Mama Duckling has a colorful nest of eggs all ready to hatch, but the night before the big event, the littlest one goes rolling off on its own. In the morning, the eggs crack open and the ducklings waddle after their mom in a search of their wandering sibling. They look high and low, with Mama Duck asking all the creatures they encounter if they have seen the pink polka dotted egg. At long last they come upon the Easter Bunny. He knows exactly where the long-lost (and by now hatched) duckling is hidden! Adding to the fun of this feel-good tale are flaps that lift to uncover surprises — and a glimpse of the runaway duckling hidden in the artwork on every spread. This adorable book is the perfect pick for Easter . . . or any time of year!

Shaped board pieces make learning fun in this colorful board book with a before-and-after approach to four best-loved stories.Each page has a pop-out shape with a “before” scene on top and an “after” scene underneath Lift out the circle with the bulrushes to reveal the baby Moses in his basket. With gentle illustrations and plain text, this board book introduces very small children to different shapes while they discover what happens next in each story.Stories included: Moses in the Bulrushes, Jonah and the Great Fish, The Lost Sheep, and The Miraculous CatchUnique Selling Points• Novelty jigsaw feature• Introduces Bible stories at an early age• Helps with shape recognition