Books published by publisher Bridgewater Books

While Uncle Harry is babysitting his nephews for the weekend, the Tooth Fairy leaves a gold key meant for the Ogre in "Puss in Boots"

After visiting a magician, a young leopard who had been unhappy with his appearance learns to like the way he looks

A full-color pop-up book takes young readers on fantastic journey to the North Pole where they will search everywhere for Santa Claus.

Manning and Van Kampen. Bridgewater Books.

Counselor Jim orders, "Lights out!" but the six Camp Badger Scouts cannot get to sleep and see and hear all sorts of terrifying things in the dark, despite Counselor Jim's reassurances. By the author-illustrator of Simpson Snail Sings.

The Canal Street Kids bring new meaning to "gross," as they compete for the prize of being movie extras with a surefire school-fair attraction.

A lively tale in verse recounts how an entire circus crew and one little boy figure out how to get an elephant into one of the poshest hotels in New York City. By the author of Baby Talk.

Edna the alligator has quite an adventure when she goes to buy a hat to wear while fishing with her husband Paul

Text and full-color illustrations take youngsters on a tour of six marketplaces--in China, Egypt, India, Italy, Mexico, and Senegal--and provide a view of each country's cuisines, customs, and daily routines.

Selections from well-known poets--including Nikki Giovanni, Eve Merriam, John Ciardi, Langston Hughes, Jack Prelutsky, and others--capture the mystery and wonder of childhood.

A kitten does not like it when his mother goes away without him, but after enjoying some time by himself, he understands why she does it.

Written in a rhyming text and illustrated with children's art, a fun collection of factual stories describes the various ways in which birthdays and other special milestones are celebrated throughout the world.