Books with title Big Fish, Little Fish

This photographic board book introduces babies to the concept of big and little.Big dog ... little dogBig bear ... little bearBig hand ... little handWho says opposites don't go together!Each page of this charming picture book introduces us to an adorable photograph of something big and something little.The variety of images - from animals to boats to children - provides a fun way for kids to learn about differences in size. With simple, repetitive text and familiar images, this is the perfect book for any child who is at the beginning stages of learning to read.

Little, Big tells the epic story of Smoky Barnable -- an anonymous young man who meets and falls in love with Daily Alice Drinkwater, and goes to live with her in Edgewood, a place not found on any map. In an impossible mansion full of her relatives, who all seem to have ties to another world not far away, Smoky fathers a family and tries to learn what tale he has found himself in -- and how it is to end.

Illustrated by my twelve year old daughter, whom is now twenty-nine and design and water color pencil by Author. A short, rhyming story about a young boys skewed perspective of his elderly neighbor. Antagonized by his older brother and with a healthy imagination, he believes her to be a magical witch with powers. As he grows older, things sort themselves out naturally and he sees everything as it is supposed to be.

Many different fish and sea animals fill this Mini Movers book of fun with panels to slide. Mini Movers are chunky miniature board books, perfect in size to fit toddlers' tiny hands. Each cleverly designed two-page spread has a delightful sliding feature that is part of the illustration. Kids move it up or down to change a picture into something new. For example, a pink little pig on the left-hand page comes with the words, "This pig is clean." The facing page shows a wooden pigpen and has the caption, "This pig is. . ." When kids slide the pigpen wall up, they discover the pig romping in the mud, accompanied by the word, "dirty." Toddlers will love sliding the pieces back and forth and seeing how different animals act. Simple words, actions, and pictures make these titles fine interactive first books for baby. (Ages 1-4)

When you’re really young, it can be tough to figure out if you’re a little kid or big kid. So it is for one boy named Toby, who sometimes feels big, like when he pours his own milk, but sometimes feels little, like when he spills it. Mom and Dad make Toby feel more grown up when they let him help wash the car. But when his older brother says to go away, he feels little again. Sharing toys with his younger sister makes Toby feel big. What about wearing bunny-feet pajamas? That makes you little, right? Not when you’re too big for them. All in all, Toby decides that he wants to be a big kid, but sometimes he likes being little too. Still in demand after 25 years, Big or Little? is back with revised, shorter text nicely suited for little listeners, and playful new illustrations that are fun for all. Full of the everyday struggles and triumphs of growing up, this favorite story is sure to inspire readers of any size.