Books

What could be better than reading a story? Your child creating their own, again and again...

The rhythmic language of this charming board book guides children through the iconic attractions of New Orleans.

A sleepy bedtime rhyme

With colorful artwork and especially sturdy lift-a-flaps, this interactive board book introduces classic Valentine's Day traditions like giving cards and candies. Simple sentences reinforce future language structure.

This is a story for all ages about a little man named "Fan...Fan I Am".

Duck may not look like a dog, but in her heart, she is a dog through and through. This board book, by the KicKee Pants Press, is dedicated to teaching your little one an important message: "Be yourself and the world will know how you are."

Say "hello" to Peter Rabbit with this shaped board book, perfect for little hands!

Get ready for sleeptime with familiar objects and animals such as a star, a car, a bunny a bee.

Look out! There's an alligator in Audubon Park!

Pair this sweet board book with the ultra-soft plush matching duck for a perfect birthday, holiday or everyday gift under $20!

Wee Gallery Color Me: Who's in the Ocean? Bath Book

Taste the rainbow with this local classic!

If you love red beans, po boys and the like, then you'll love this local classic!

Readers of all ages will enjoy this funny classic.

Meet the Little Prince and read about his tiny planet – in both English and French!

Twinkle the star has some kitten admirers on Earth that will do anything to visit their star friend.

Rainforest Bath Book

Rip Proof. Chew Proof. 100% Washable.

ABC for Me: ABC Baby Signs: Learn baby sign language while you practice your ABCs!

You're not gonna taste this little beignet!

From brave and bold to creative and clever, Emily Winfield Martin’s rhythmic rhyme expresses all the loving things that parents think of when they look at their children.

Having a stuffed alligator for a best friend can be surprising.

Watch your budding artist flourish into the next Monet or Van Gogh in our century!

Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews got his nickname by wielding a trombone twice as long as he was high.