Books in Viking Kestrel picture books series

Movable and pop-up illustrations aid in counting from one to twenty and, by tens, to 100.

Captioned illustrations with some movable parts depict the formation of volcanoes, the measurement of earthquakes, the mechanics of plate tectonics, and more.

Detailed watercolor paintings enhance this retelling of the classic poem about a train tour of countryside, cityscape, and everything inbetween.

When their father begins mixing up fairy tales, a little girl and her brother must set him right

A highly curious toddler runs about the yard as she discovers the world around her.

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Bunting and Babs Bunnykins, two rabbits, visit their grandmother for tea, but the doll she gives them only causes arguments

This spoof on the story of "The Three Little Pigs" is told from the wolf's point of view.

Soft illustrations and text recount the first few hours of Jesus's birth, before the angels and kings came, when Jesus seemed almost like any other baby. BOMC.

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Viking Penguin, 1986.

Pop-up faces of Robin Hood, Little John, Marion, Friar Tuck, the Sheriff of Nottingham, and King Richard illustrate this rhyming story of the outlaw known as Master Hood.