The first book every comic book geek Dad will want to read to his child! And the first-ever touch-and-feel Superman book.

Each of 6 spreads in this irresistibly cool package features classic Superman art and a special interactive feature. Budding Superman fans can:

·        tap his rippling chest of steel

·        experience the magic of X-ray vision

·        pull the tab bringing Clark Kent into the phone booth as Superman flies out

·        touch his silky red cape

·        be dazzled by his sparkly Fortress of Solitude

·        and pet a furry Krypto

 

Tons of fun for children of all ages!

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A 2014 Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor Book

A dog with a ball is one of the most relentlessly hopeful creatures on Earth. After his best little-girl pal leaves for school, this dog hits up yoga mom, baby, and even the angry cat for a quick throw. No luck. Forced to go solo, the dog begins a hilarious one-sided game of fetch until naptime’s wild, ball-centric dream sequence. The pictures speak a thousand words in this comic book-style ode to canine monomania. Ball? Ball.

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The most famous Pokmon character is featured in this amusing yarn. Readers can follow the mousy-looking Pikachu, Pokmon #25, through a Pikachu sort of day.

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Squirtle, who is Pokmon #7 and one of the three Pokmon creatures available for young trainers, is at the center of this tale. Squirtle is too afraid to come out of its shell – a real problem for someone who is supposed to be a hero.

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Book by Marguerite Abouet

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Bulbasaur, #1 of the 150 Pokmon, is a creature that looks like a cross between a kitten, a frog, and a dinosaur. One of three characters available for Pokmon trainers, it helps solve an argument in this volume.

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This is the first volume in the board- book series based on the popular Nintendo game and television series, featuring collectible fantasy creatures also known as “pocket monsters.” In this tale, Pokmon #4, named Charmander, tells friends about the ghost it has seen.

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Dragonite is very intelligent – a good thing when Santa needs help tracking down his lost reindeer. But Dragonite has a secret, too.

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How many birds and pigs do you see? Let’s count them! This fun book will take brave toddlers on a space adventure with the Angry Birds and Bad Piggies while teaching them numbers from 1 to 5.

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Water-loving, psychic Psyduck always seems to have a headache. The reader will know why after trying to repeat the tongue twisters in this book.

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Butterfree has fallen out with its fellow flying creatures and must win back their favor. And one stormy night the chance comes.

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Mew is the rarest and most mysterious Pokemon of all. In this book, a boy sees Mew, but no one believes him. Touched by the boy’s sadness, Mew hatches a plan to turn the skeptics into believers.

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A Pokemon like Lapras, who looks like the Loch Ness Monster, tends to be lonely. He sees a little boy and his Pokemon having fun on a fishing trip. How can Lapras join the fun?

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Snorlax is hungry and keeps mistaking other Pokemon for food. With Pokemon like Oddish (who looks like a vegetable) and Tangela (who looks like noodles), who can blame Snorlax?

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As innovative and fun as the show that inspired them, Board Comics are comics for the youngest comic fans!

Cartoonist and Yo Gabba Gabba animator Chris Eliopoulos take DJ Lance, Muno, Brobee, Toodee, Foofa, and Plex out for a round of the best new game-Gabba Ball! It’s fun and learning with boombox buddies!

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Totodile is hungry, gobbling up everything in sight. It’s up to its friends to teach the greedy Pokemon a lesson! “You may dig collecting them for their fine full-color art and cute stories.” — Game Pro

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“Little Hamsters, Big Adventures” is the theme of these three new Hamtaro picture books. They teach kids to use their imagination and creativity by playing games and puzzles and using the colorful reusable stickers, which can be applied to the pages in different spots. Hamtaro is the star of the top-selling children’s home video and children’s music soundtrack in Japan.

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Another Monster at the End of this Book was written 25 years after The Monster at the End of this Book, by the original collaborators, as a way to expand upon a modern classic by including Elmo, (who didn’t yet exist when the first title was published). The wild and wacky humor of the original increases ten-fold with the addition of Elmo, as he and Grover dare each other to find the NEW monster at the end of the book. The bright colors and rich textures of the illustrations ramp up the energy—and the fun—as Elmo happily ignores Grover’s warnings and prohibitions about moving onward page by page, eager to see what lies in wait at the end. It’s a terrifically funny tour de force that will have parents and toddlers laughing out loud as they read this new classic over and over again.

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The elusive and magical Clefairy has mysteriously lost its voice. Its music is gone. Can the other Pokemon help Clefairy get it back?

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This entry in the series features Charizard, one of the most famous Pokemon. In Don’t Laugh, Charizard! every time Charizard chuckles, he spits fire and sets things ablaze. Something must be done, but what?

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Jigglypuff is a round pink Pokemon who dreams of performing for the other Pokemon. The only problem is, Jigglypuff’s songs put everyone to sleep. Can a Pokemon change its tune?

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In this second movie tie-in board book, Pikachu and a mystery Pokemon are sent on pretend trips – to the “South Seas” and to a secret cave. The stories are played out on each page in a split-screen style. In the end, the trainers compare adventures.

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A lost sailor is saved by Seel, who takes him to a floral-scented island where the snow tastes delicious. When he gets home, it all sounds like a dream to his family.

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New colorful and adventurous Spider-Man stories and illustrations

Custom images from a Marvel-endorsed illustrator

4 sound chips based on the new Spider-Man sequel

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Originating in Japan as characters in a Nintendo Game Boy video game, the extraordinary creatures known as Pokemon have exploded into music, television, and books. This second volume of the popular Pokemon Stick ‘n’ Play Book includes a scene for each season: a spring meadow, a summer beach, an autumn forest, and a frozen winter lake. Ash, Misty, Brock, Team Rocket, and their Pokemon buddies surf, snack, and gallivant through each scene. Readers can add additional Pokemon from the sheet of reusable stickers, inventing new stories of their own.

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A is for Apple, C is for Cow, E is for . . . Eeyore! The best-selling Winnie-the-Pooh’s ABC is now available in a special sign-language edition. Identical in format and design to the original, this book introduces hearing and hearing-impaired children to the written and ASL (American Sign Language) alphabets, Hundred Acre Wood-style, with familiar scenes and images from the Milne and Shepard classics. Accompanying each entry is an illustration of the sign for both the letter and its corresponding word. Here is a teaching tool with all the warmth and humor of Pooh-the Best Bear in All the World.

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Based on the forthcoming Pokemon movie, this special edition of Pokemon Tales stars the reader! Changing from human to Pokemon – fuzzy, electric, and two feet tall – is simple enough, but how about changing back? The rare Pokemon Mew and Mewtwo join in the fun.

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