Try not to panic, but a million creatures are crawling all over your skin--wriggling on your legs, your neck, your scalp...everywhere! And that's only on the outside of our bodies. Trillions more of these itty-bitty things are thriving INSIDE!

"From explaining the nature of bacteria to the flatulence of whales, this extremely readable book will be appreciated by the typical middle school student as well as more mature readers."
--NSTA Recommends

This touching picture book, with its sweet and appealing illustrations, is based on one of singer-songwriter Kenny Loggins's songs and tells the unforgettable story of his friendship with his childhood pet, a dog named Moose.

These word searches turn learning letters into a game.

Baby animals, sports, birthday parties, candy. Learning is fun with themes like these! Solving simple puzzles can feel like a game to a child, but even as they’re enjoying these searches, they’re building their word recognition and reading skills.

America's most-loved holiday poem is now presented by one of the world's favorite musical groups and a best-selling artist.

Christmas just wouldn't be Christmas without a reading of Clement C. Moore's classic verse, which has brightened the season ever since it was first published in 1823. And now this heartwarming poem is more dazzling than ever before.

"Puybaret (Puff, the Magic Dragon) infuses Moore's classic poem with whimsical details..."
--Publishers Weekly

"...[T]his one's worth making room for."
--Kirkus Reviews

You’ve never seen an ABC book like this before! It’s the wickedest, wackiest alphabet ever, all centered around the sound and smell of that always uproarious, occasionally uncontrollable bodily function: the fart.

If you’re not laughing by the end of this book...well, you’re probably slower than molasses on a cold day. Or maybe you’re just as sharp as a cue ball. But the rest of us sure will find plenty of guffaws in this side-splittingly uproarious ABC, which takes comic aim at the redneck lifestyle.

From blisters, bruises, and bleeding to stings, sprains, and broken bones, there are so many things that bother the body. And whether a child has a crummy cold, a ferocious fever, a nasty bite, or a burn from touching a hot stove, pain is confusing and distressing. Why does it feel so bad? Can something make it stop? For all those kids who want to be doctors, scientists, or medical professionals, here’s their first introduction to the way the body works.