Books in Ears Books series

Minnie's iconic ears and her signature bows are now in a book! This adorable board book features a cute story about Minnie changing her bow to suit each occasion and features a pair of super soft plush Minnie Mouse ears.

Winnie the Pooh and his friends from the Hundred-Acre Wood contemplate some of the best things to say "thank you" for in this delightful board book that comes with plush Pooh Bear ears!

The most iconic ears in the world are now in a book! This adorable board book features a cute story about Mickey and his friends celebrating "Best Friends Day" and features a pair of super soft plush Mickey Mouse ears.

Native American actor Graham Greene narrates the story of Squanto, a young Native American enslaved by the English, who comes to the aid of the Pilgrims when they arrive on the Mayflower, in a story about the first Thanksgiving. Music by Paul McCandless.

In order to save her tribe, Princess Scargo sacrifices her most precious possessions

With the aid of a genie from a magic lamp, Aladdin fights an evil magician and wins the hand of a beautiful princess.

The people in a village in the Amazon rain forest grow so lazy that they eagerly allow a strange man to create monkeys from leaves to do everything for them

Despite being neglected by the emperor for a jewel-studded bird, the little nightingale revives the dying ruler with its beautiful song.

An evocative musical score by the Paul Winter Consort highlights a faithful retelling of the Old Testament story of Noah and the Great Flood. Read by Kelly McGillis.

When Ivan presents the czar with a golden feather from the Firebird, the greedy ruler sends the young archer off on a series of quests, including the kidnapping of the czar's betrothed. Read by Susan Sarandon. Music by Mark Isham.

Young Joseph suffers the ultimate betrayal when his older brothers sell him into slavery. Yet he overcomes this misfortune with honesty and industriousness.

The giant Finn McCoul, nervous about a forthcoming confrontation with the great Cucullin, flees to his castle on top of Knockmany Hill and appeals to his clever wife, Oonagh, for help in outwitting his opponent. Read by Catherine O'Hara. Music by Boys of the Lough.