Books in Redbird Discovery series

ABC coloring book dots! Preschoolers and Toddlers will have lots of "do a dot" book fun while learning the alphabet with this do a dot activity book. This ABC's Dot Book is designed for dot markers, bingo daubers, dab markers and do a dot markers. There are dots on every design of this do a dot art activity book! - Over 50 Dot Marker Alphabet Activity Pages- First dot the letter of the alphabet, then play a matching game with that letter!- Bound Coloring Book: No loose papers- Fun for Preschoolers and Toddlers- 8.5” x 11” Pages perfect for little hands- Works great with dauber dawgs markers, dab o ink markers, dab and dot markers, crazy dot markers, do a dot art markers, dab markers and more!Discover the letters A, B, C and more with this do a dot art activity book. ABC coloring books for toddlers are a great way to learn letters.

Learn the preschool numbers 1-20 with this dot marker art activity book for do a dot markers. Toddlers can practice the numbers 1-20 with their dot markers. Preschoolers and toddlers will love learning with this do a dot art activity book. Each page is decorated with fun animals to dot as well. -Learn the numbers 1-20 -Fun toddler number book -Bonus dot marker activity pages-Bound Coloring Book: No loose papers -Great learning tool for Preschoolers and Toddlers-8.5” x 11” Pages perfect for little handsThis do a dot activity art book works great for dot markers, dauber dawgs, dab and dot markers, do a dot markers and dauber dawgs markers. Discover the fun of the preschool numbers 1-20 with this dot marker activity art book!

ABC dots for bingo daubers! Preschoolers and Toddlers will have lots of "do a dot" book fun while learning the alphabet with this do a dot activity book. This ABC's toddler alphabet coloring book is designed for dot markers, bingo daubers, dab markers and sponge dabbers. There are dots on every design of this do a dot art activity book! - Over 24 Dot Marker Alphabet activity book pages- Bound Coloring Book: No loose papers- Fun for Preschoolers and Toddlers to practice their ABC letters- 8.5” x 11” Pages perfect for little handsDiscover the letters A, B, C and more with this do a dot art activity book. ABC coloring books for toddlers are a great way to learn letters.

Everyone dies . . . but what happens inside the human body when death occurs? What body systems are key for holding on to life? And what value does studying death have for those of us still living? Explore all of the answers with a forensic scientist who takes a look at the body’s interconnected cellular systems and the links between life and death.

Preschoolers and Toddlers can learn their shapes with this do a dot marker book. This toddler shapes book is focused on helping kids learn their shapes while having fun! There are dots on every design making it great do a dot book! -Over 25 Dot Marker Shapes-Bound Coloring Book: No loose papers-Fun for Preschoolers and Toddlers-8.5” x 11” Perfect for little handsThis do a dot book was designed for do-a-dot markers, dab markers or bingo daubers and dabbers. Discover squares, rectangles, triangles and more!

Wolves have a reputation for ferocity and cunning that is unique in the animal world. This book shows just how exaggerated the wolf's reputation really is. Drawing on the latest scientific research, this fascinating portrait of wolves in the wild describes the social lives of wolves and the strong family ties that bind together the members of a pack as they share the work of hunting, maintaining territory, and raising young.

From the New York Times: Mr. Ives, a playwright whose tasty psychodrama, "Venus in Fur," opens on Broadway next month after an acclaimed run at the Classic Stage Company in New York two seasons ago, has lately been pursuing a fruitful sideline in retailoring French classics in more contemporary cuts. Mr. Ives's "School for Lies," an inspired reworking of Molière's "Misanthrope," was a popular hit for Classic Stage last spring. His similarly acclaimed version of "The Liar," a 1634 play by Corneille, was seen at the Shakespeare Theater in Washington last season. Now he has dug more deeply into the library stacks to resurrect a comedy about money lust by a lesser-known French playwright, Jean-François Regnard's 1708 play, "The Heir Apparent." Mr. Ives's French dictionary and his rhyming dictionary are by now probably similarly tattered, since the new translation, like that of "The School for Lies," is rendered in niftily rhymed couplets that evoke the style of the original. Once again M