Books in Dial Very First Books series

Lively text and bright illustration enhance this exciting introduction to the workings of the Internet for young children.

An informative picture book for young children that explores the amazing world beneath the waves. Prepare to explore kaleidoscopic coral reefs, frozen Arctic waters and the deepest, darkest parts of the ocean floor.

Text, illustrations, and transparent acetate overlays depict life in a castle

Answers a wealth of questions about horses, from their many varieties to the kinds of foods they like to eat, offering a treasury of facts for the youngest equine enthusiasts.

Explains how hammers, pliers, saws, screwdrivers, and other household tools work, with a look at the tools professionals use at building sites, and an invitation for readers to dream up their own projects to build.

A new contribution to an award-winning series features brightly painted, see-through pages that illustrate the inside of familiar fruits and vegetables and enable children to understand the composition of growing things.

A brief introduction to nocturnal animals, emphasizing owls and bats.

Traveling deeper and deeper into the ocean with each page, children can use the special paper lamp to find colorful coral reef fish, eels, sharks, squid, jellyfish, octopus, catfish, and other underwater animals.

In this interactive book, young readers become an archaeologist at the tomb of an Egyptian woman named Nenufar, discovering a tunnel to the tomb, ancient paintings, dishes, and the mummy itself.

Containing many brightly painted transparent pages, a book for young children features the unexpected at every turn that reveals creatures hiding where land and water meet--crabs, sea anemones, starfish, and more.

Extensive illustrations and clear text explain how fish from all over the world swim, eat, breathe, and live in the water, and include acetate pages that reveal the complex anatomy of a fish.

Getting a child up in the morning is no trouble at all, but putting him to sleep is another matter