Harriet Ziefert

Familiar characters from Mother Goose rhymes present lessons in good manners, such as Little Jack Horner remembering that he should have used a fork to eat his Christmas pie.

Being like Mommy means dressing up and wearing a necklace, bracelet, lipstick, rouge, and nail polish. A book that speaks to every little girl's wish to be just like Mommy!

"Murphy and Cheryl jet off to Paris on a special 'Heavenly Pets' package. Although Murphy is miserable after the long plane trip, he soon perks up after a good night's sleep and a delicious dog breakfast at the four-star hotel where he and Cheryl are staying..."

A wordless picture book featuring alternating pictures of babies faces.This is an accordion-style book that can stand up in a crib or on the floor. A panel with die cuts gives babies a way to explore the parts of a face by poking their own fingers through the holes. Includes introduction for parents.

Nicky the cat hunts for his Easter egg in the sandbox, the hen house, and other places hidden by movable flaps, where he finds many kinds of eggs.

Introducing common shapes a child sees daily, such as a circle as in a pizza or an apple; a triangle as in ice-cream cone; an oval as in an egg-shell; a square as in a piece of cheese; and a crescent as in a banana. Flip the cutouts and see the shapes.

Unfold the flaps on every page and see what is the shortest, the fastest, the deepest, the tallest, the highest and the biggest.