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Sharks
American Museum of Natural History
Board book (Sterling Children's Books, June 6, 2017)Created in collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History, this beautiful board book lets you dive in and take a bite out of SHARKS! More than 400 shark species swim in the Earth’s oceans: some live in shallow waters, others far below, and some are fast while others are slow. Sharks introduces nine different sharks to your budding marine biologist—from the five-foot-long blue to the school bus-sized whale shark. Thanks to the book’s graduated tabbed format, kids can really see and compare the various size and shapes of these special animals.
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Our Solar System
American Museum of Natural History, Connie Roop, Peter Roop
Board book (Sterling Children's Books, June 14, 2016)The youngest astronomers can go forth and journey into outer space in this fun, basic introduction to the solar system. The unique format presents our sun and each planet in order with graduated flaps—turn each flap to reveal fascinating facts on each celestial body, and even the Milky Way!
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Caterpillar to Butterfly
American Museum of Natural History, Melissa Stewart
Board book (Sterling Children's Books, June 14, 2016)A caterpillar hatches. It eats and eats . . . and grows into a butterfly that flits and floats across the sky. Follow the life cycle of one of nature’s most beautiful creatures in simple text and stunning photos. This unique book features graduated flaps that display each stage of metamorphosis at a glance; turn each flap to reveal engaging facts that kids will love.
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Camouflage
American Museum of Natural History
Board book (Sterling Children's Books, Nov. 1, 2016)Can you spot what’s hiding in the wild? From the smallest animals to the largest, underwater and on land, creatures all over the world can blend with their environment to stay “invisible.” Lift the flaps to meet six of these incredible creatures, including a caterpillar, zebra, and octopus, all showcased in stunning photographs. The simple text and engaging facts are vetted by the unmatched experts at the Museum of Natural History.
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Tadpole to Frog
American Museum of Natural History
Board book (Sterling Children's Books, Sept. 5, 2017)How does a tadpole become a frog? Flip the tabs and find out! With this innovative concept book, kids can see and understand a tadpole’s transformation as it grows into a frog. Created in conjunction with the world-famous American Museum of Natural History, Tadpole to Frog features graduated tabs that show the entire transformation in isolated, easy-to-follow parts. With simple text, the stunning nature photography is what truly shines in this book.
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Introduction to mathematics for toddlers addition
Thabsile Thabethe
Paperback (Independently published, June 12, 2019)This book provides toddlers with the basic introduction to mathematics, which includes learning shapes, colours, mathematical signs, counting and addition. Pi is used as a character who likes math. We also get to know what she like to do in the morning, when taking a bath, etc.
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Introduction to Subtraction for toddlers
Thabsile Thabethe
Paperback (Independently published, June 15, 2019)In this book, we look at the basic introduction to subtraction in mathematics suitable for toddlers. The book content includes learning shapes, colours, counting and subtraction.
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Thermodynamics for Babies and Toddlers
Thabsile Thabethe
(Independently published, July 9, 2019)Have you ever wondered how a hot cup of tea gets cold if you leave it for a few hours without drinking it?Well, heat transfer is the answer.This book introduces thermodynamics to toddlers in a simplest way, and it also gives simplified explanation of how this process occurs.
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Biology For Toddlers: Body Parts and Their Functions
Thabsile Thabethe
Paperback (Independently published, Sept. 9, 2019)The picture book covers body parts and their functions e.g. head, hand, leg, etc. The book has two parts: part 1- is the simplified part which helps the toddlers get use to the identifying the body parts and their general functions. Part 2: goes a bit deeper, by assigning each body part (e.g eyelids, arm, foot, etc) its intended function, while keeping each explanation in the simplest form possible.