Books in Little Tim series

In "Play House: Fun with Friends," a young girl invites some friends over for an afternoon snack.This favorite Little Tikes toy come to life in this chunky shaped board book which features simple text and colorful illustrations sure to capture kids' interest. In "Play House: Fun with Friends," a young girl invites some friends over for an afternoon snack.This favorite Little Tikes toy come to life in this chunky shaped board book which features simple text and colorful illustrations sure to capture kids' interest.

Whirr, whirr! Kids will be fascinated by this delightful book, inspired by the best-selling workbench and tool toys from Little TikesÆ. Seven realistic workbench sounds plus 17 lift-the-flap surprises are on display. Noisy Workbench! provides toddlers and preschoolers with an array of tool-time sights, sounds, and surprises that encourages rich fantasy play.

The Little Pim book series adapts the most successful and effective elements from the award-winning Little Pim DVDs to promote fun with languages for young children. Each book incorporates an exciting blend of illustrations and photographs, as well as flaps and pull tabs to keep readers engaged. The stories are told in English, with words featured in Spanish and French (the most popular languages in the DVD series). Pronunciation guides for parents are included. Colors showcases colors and objects, and Feelings focuses on emotions and expressions. Each book weaves its vocabulary into a hide-and-seek story featuring Little Pim as the narrator and concludes with a helpful review of the words learned.

What Tim liked best at the beach was talking with the old boatman who would tell him all about the sea and ships. But his best friend, Ginger, would always say, "Poof! I have been a sailor boy and know all about the silly old sea," and walk away.Unfortunately, on the day the old boatman warned about the tides, it would have been better if Ginger had stayed and listened.First published between 1936, and 1977, Edward Ardizzone's classic Little Tim books have been loved by generations of children for their spirited adventures and totally matter-of-fact tellings by a storyteller who spoke straight to children's imaginations. As Maurice Sendak has said, "The opening lines of the very first story were a droll Ishmaellike call to adventure that gave great promise of wonderful things to come." We are proud to bring Little Tim to a new generation of readers.