Burlington Public Library

Jesse Bear puts on a play with Mama and Papa and a rainbow of colors. On board pages.

Featuring characters from "Pat the Bunny," this Easter-themed board book invites little ones to help Bunny hide his Easter eggs as they count down from five.

Mother animals' babies are shown when the reader lifts a flap that reveals the rest of the illustration.

This illustrated version of the traditional counting rhyme shows a doctor becoming increasingly annoyed as one monkey after another bumps his or her head while jumping on the bed. Features die-cut pages.

Textured elements--from a dolphin's smooth rubbery skin to a turtle's hard shell--help introduce readers to animals living in the ocean.

Pet that macaw! he has a soft feathery patch you can stroke, and he's just one of the animals with a tactile patch to explore in this 10-page board book. The five double-page spreads are organized by color, and each features a new sensation: the gray rhinoceros is wrinkly (the rhino is pictured with other gray creatures, including a dolphin and a mouse), the crab, (who appears on a page with a goldfish and an orange kitten) is hard, and so on. All...

Will little yellow digger ever find a useful job to do on the construction site?

A young girl enjoys popsicles, playing in the sun, and wading in the pool during summer. On board pages. A young girl enjoys popsicles, playing in the sun, and wading in the pool during summer.

"Turn the flaps to create a whole new work of art--with squiggles, spots, squares and shapes of all kinds"--P. [4] of cover.

Text of this book for children asks if the reader can move like certain animals and describes the animal sounds. Illustrations with acetate overlays give the illusion of movement. En este libro ilustrado para niÃأos el texto pregunta si el lector puede moverse como ciertos animales y describe el sonido del animal. El movimiento de cada animal es ilustrado con acetato que da la ilusiÃçn del movimiento.