Books published by publisher Imagine That Publishing

Hanna Pawsby, and her friends are embarking on a community service project with the Helpful Paws of Pawsville Elementary. In the midst of completing the project for Mr. Bearington, an old neighborhood bear, she runs into trouble with the groups chaperone. This trouble is one that no child should ever have to encounter. Let’s see how Hanna uses what her parents taught her to handle a difficult situation.

The many wonders of Things In The Sky are endless. Our little guy marvels at everything he sees up above as he makes his daily trek through life. Travel with him as he learns about airplanes and hot air balloons. Watch as he gazes at the skyscrapers and the lightening as it dances through the air. Check out the fireworks that put on a heavenly show and use your imagination as the ever changing clouds become pictures of some of your favorite things. Look up in amazement and learn about the many wonderful things that live high above us. “The SKY is a magical place of wonder and infinite possibilities—start at the beginning and follow it to the end” – Joe Simone

Children age 5 and up will love to search and find over 1,000 out-of-this-world space things in this full colour activity book by the creators of the best-selling 555 Sticker Fun series. From alien starships and rockets, to astronauts and creatures that live in galaxies far, far away, children must search the busy space scenes to find every hidden item.Simple text sets the scene for each search and find adventure and is accompanied by fun, detailed illustrations. Sparkly highlights on the cover make this a quality gift and a fantastic activity title for travel, holidays, rainy days, party presents and more!

Build confidence and creativity with this press out and play book title, perfect for supporting role play in young children.It's time for a trip to the supermarket, and there's lots to put in the trolley! Using the themed pop-out play pieces, perfect for little hands to hold, children can buy the items on the shopping list and then put them back in the right places.With easily recognisable grocery items from the different food groups such as fruit, vegetables, dairy and meat, children will love getting into character and acting out real life roles. Once play is over, the pieces double up as a jigsaw puzzle, as children call upon skills of problem solving and logic to decide where the play pieces belong.