Books published by publisher Amazon Childrens Pub

In this companion book to Nibbles: A Green Tale, Nibbles and his new neighbor, Posie, are keeping six caterpillars as pets. They look after their caterpillars carefully, but one day, the caterpillars disappear! These gardening guinea pigs become the detectives of Dandeville. With the help of shop owner Mr. Rosetti, they solve their mystery in this green tale. Author and illustrator Charlotte Middleton uses a charming, unique style of mixed-media artwork.

Bug wants to play. Bear wants to nap. "Buzz off, Bug," Bear finally says as she goes off into her cave. But Bear can’t sleep, feeling guilty for having been so mean to her best friend. So Bear sets out to apologize. In the end, the tired friends take a nap together. Adorable illustrations in gouache, pencil, watercolor, and crayon bring a special touch to this lighthearted story about friendship lost and found.

It’s fall, and the rabbit family—Trudy, Jack, Mom, and Dad—are spending the day with pumpkins! After a yummy breakfast of pumpkin pancakes, they visit Pumpkin Hollow Farm and learn all about different kinds of pumpkins and how they grow. Then they pick pumpkins and carve pumpkins and make a delicious pumpkin supper, too. Pumpkin recipes and crafts just right for ages 5-8 are included in this fun seasonal story. With “simple, yet dynamic collage artwork” (Booklist, starred review), this book is sure to get you and your little ones in the mood to celebrate fall!

From puppies to iguanas and goldfish to guinea pigs, here are eighteen poems, some funny, some touching, about the pets we love. With expertly crafted poems and hilarious illustrations, this adorable companion to Squeal and Squawk: Barnyard Talk has something to offer every pet owner—and even those wistful readers who are only dreaming of having a pet.

This is the second in the Phonemic Awareness Tales series that through the use of fun and humorous storybooks teaches the critical early reading skills of phonemic awareness and language. On the first day of school the intimidated children say "Good Morning" to Mable, the cafeteria work. She in turn offers them ridiculous and absurd choices of rice or mice, cake or snake. The children learn to make good choices and at the same time learn about rhyming sounds. Parents are also given exercises to facilitate early reading skills in the back of each book.

Down Girl spends her days protecting her master, Rruff, from Here Kitty Kitty and the neighborhood squirrels. But when Rruff invites Down Girl on a road trip, Down Girl knows she’s in for an even bigger adventure. With her best friend, Sit, along for the ride, the fun really begins. These two dogs never know quite where they’re going, but one thing’s certain. When they hop into a car, they’re sure to drive everyone crazy!The popular Down Girl and Sit stories were inspired by Lucy Nolan’s two setters, Nutmeg and Becky. The second book in the series, On the Road, recently won the Texas Bluebonnet Award, given to the children’s book that won the most votes from children in the Lone Star state.