Books with title Pete the Cat: Pete at the Beach

Simple, evocative language and charming illustrations describe one boy’s day at the beach.In this gently rhyming board book about a visit to the beach, a young boy digs in the sand and makes a sand birthday cake, then loses it to the waves. His mother distracts him with a picnic and he falls asleep at the end of a full and happy day.Elizabeth Spurr and Manelle Oliphant together create a perfect sit-in-your-lap reading experience for toddlers.

There's so much to do at the beach! There are sand castles to build, seashells to gather, sandpipers to run with, and a picnic lunch to enjoy in the shade of a bright beach umbrella. Anne and Harlow Rockwell capture the joy of a child's day at the beach in clear, vivid images as they explore the world of the seashore through the eyes of the very young.

All aboard for bathtime fun!Baby will enjoy splashing and playing with this bright, waterproof vinyl book that features adorable creatures that can be found at the beach. Find a seahorse, crab, starfish, and more on the beach and beneath the waves. Build baby's vocabulary with every turn of the page. An easy-to-grip handle on the book features colorful rings that rattle and are fun to count and stack back and forth.

Detailing the perfect beach getaway, this charming picture book uses individual postcards to tell the tale of one family’s adventures at Crabby Spit. In the spirit of Where’s Waldo?, beach items such as a hat, towel, and sandals are lost—and children must find them with the help of the mischievous family dog, Rajah. Humorous and warm family vacation activities are depicted, including paddling, surfing, and finding treasures.

If black cats scare you, assuring you of bad luck ahead, you will love Pete the Cat. Portrayed in a midnight blue, Pete the Cat will charm you, entertain you, and make you wish you had a cat just like him. He only stayed around long enough to help artist James Dean make the courageous leap from successful engineer to starving artist, but after Pete, James was no longer starving. Delightfully portrayed in many cat and un-cat activities, Pete will keep you smiling all the way to the end.