Boogie Knights follows a group of animal friends on a musical adventure.
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A group of friends spends a night in a supposedly haunted house, encountering spooky events and uncovering a local legend.
New Pig in Town tells the story of a pig adjusting to a new environment.
This board book provides simple advice and illustrations for parents on how to help babies sleep.
When pigs fly is a humorous and whimsical story about a group of pigs who dream of flying. They embark on a fantastical adventure to achieve their goal.
A humorous story about dinosaurs who discover the joy of playing baseball.
Farmer Dale's red pickup truck is a simple story about a farmer and his trusty vehicle.
Dinosaurs play soccer in this humorous and energetic picture book.
Invasion of the Pig Sisters is a humorous story about a group of pigs causing chaos.
A group of young sailors embarks on a perilous journey across the sea.
This humorous picture book tells the story of a child who dislikes a particular food, leading to a funny and imaginative exploration of taste and acceptance.
Uncles and Antlers is a whimsical story about a family and their unusual experiences.
Old Cricket is a wise old cricket who shares his observations about life and nature.
This is a board book celebrating the sounds and rhythms of jazz music for babies. It uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to introduce young children to the genre.
Dinosaurs play a lively game of basketball, combining prehistoric creatures with modern sports in a fun and energetic story.
Castaway Cats is an adventure story about a group of cats stranded on an island.
This humorous picture book tells the story of a porcupine who tries various methods to make friends, despite his prickly exterior.
A young boy befriends an unusual creature named Chum, leading to shared adventures.
Billy Whisker, a young mouse, embarks on an adventure to the circus.
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