A is for Apron, B is for Broom, C is for Cake, D is for Drum, E is for Easel, F is for Flower,G is for Guitar, H is for Hat, I is for Ice cream, J is for Jacket, K is for Kite, L is for Ladder,M is for Mirror, N is for Necklace, O is for Orange, P is for Puppet, Q is for Queen,R is for Racket, S is for Slide, T is for Tent, U is for Umbrella, V is for Vase,W is for Wand, X is for X-ray, Y is for Yo-yo and Z is for Zipper.Learn the alphabet with Kiki Rabb...

Big pumpkin, small pumpkin, happy ghost, sad ghost, same bats, different bats, fat cat, thin cat, tall skeleton, short skeleton, closed coffin, open coffin, many spiders, few spiders, young witch and old witch.This simple illustrated children's book teaches preschoolers opposites using things associated with Halloween.An EPUB 3 reader is required to read this book.

“No, no, no, no, no, no, no.Off to bed you have to go!”Blue Bear doesn't want to go to bed.Can Brown Bear persuade him?This rhyming story is approximately 250 words. An EPUB 3 reader is required to read this book.

Learn opposites with things associated with Halloween, Christmas and Easter:Halloween Book Of OppositesBig pumpkin, small pumpkin, happy ghost, sad ghost, same bats, different bats, fat cat, thin cat, tall skeleton, short skeleton, closed coffin, open coffin, many spiders, few spiders, young witch and old witch.Christmas Book Of OppositesOld Christmas tree, new Christmas tree, quiet shepherd, loud shepherd, left mitten, right ...

Once upon a time, there lived a king.He was never content with anything.Every day he loved to complain.He seemed to enjoy being a pain.Breakfast time was an arduous affair.Whom he upset, he didn’t care.When the servants appeared,he would scratch his beard.“What is the meaning of this?” he would say.“My breakfast tastes awful. Take it away.”The servants knew not to argue with him.They chose to obey his every whim.

Roar! Roar! Who could that be?It's Lion roaring at me.Woof! Woof! Who could that be?It's Dog barking at me ...This illustrated children's book teaches preschoolers animals (lion, dog, horse, duck, pig, sheep, cow, cat, bird, snake) and animal sounds (roar, woof, neigh, quack, oink, baa, moo, meow, tweet, hiss).An EPUB 3 reader is required to read this book.

Once upon a time, there lived a duchess.She was very lazy, I must confess.She slept in bed for hours on end.She loved her sleep; she didn’t pretend.Every day it was the same;she huffed a sigh when morning came.“I need more sleep,” the duchess whined,as her mother opened a blind.“Stop being lazy,” her mother said.“It’s time for you to get out of bed.”The duchess sighed and began to groan.She wished her mother would...

Grey Elephant, Grey Elephant, what do you see?I see a brown monkey climbing a tree.Brown Monkey, Brown Monkey, what do you see?I see a pink pig roaming free ...This rhyming illustrated children's book teaches preschoolers animals and colours. The colours are grey, brown, pink, yellow, purple, white, orange, blue, black, green and red. The animals are an elephant, a monkey, a pig, a slug, a snake, a koala, a mouse, a duck, an owl, a crocodile and a crab....

Scary Maloney, big scary tail.Scary Maloney, big scary legs.Just how scary is he? This simple story teaches toddlers animal body parts.An EPUB 3 reader is required to read this book.

It was time for Little Koala to go to bed.“Please tell me a story,” he said.Big Koala scratched her head.“I’ll read you a poem instead,” she said.“It’s about me and you, and the things we do.”This rhyming illustrated children's book celebrates a mother's unconditional love for her child.An EPUB 3 reader is required to read this book.

Once upon a time, there lived a princess.She was very pretty, I must confess.With piercing blue eyes and long blond hair,you couldn’t help but stop and stare.Every day it was the same,people on the street would call her name.“Princess Laura, you have a lovely glow.What is your secret? We’d love to know.”“I’m sorry, but I can’t tell you,” she would say,“but I wish you all a pleasant day.”“Please tell us,” they would cry,

Once upon a time, there lived an earl.Around him, ill feelings seemed to unfurl.He rubbed people the wrong wayby being thoughtless every day.He had a habit of being curt.He didn’t care whose feelings he hurt.His wife and children had plenty to say.They felt his behaviour was not okay.The earl only cared about himself.He didn’t put his pride on the shelf.He believed that he was always right.He held on to this view ...