In rhyming text, parents express their love for their multicultural babies.

When a storm blows Cupig's arrows off course, the arrows strike the wrong targets and Cupig must rectify her mistake and get some classic pairs back together.

Rhyming text helps a little monkey understand that his parents love him more and more each day.

In rhyming text, Dinky Donkey lists all of the animals she loves, all of whom have hoofs, which Wonky Donkey proclaims makes her hoof-hearted.

A playful Halloween twist on the classic nursery rhyme, "If You're Happy And You Know It," features little monsters that show their spookiness by clapping hands, stomping feet, and snapping fingers.

When Lila, a worrier, moves to a new town, the what ifs only grow, and she feels alone and invisible until her teacher finds a creative and kind way to make Lila feel welcome and open to new experiences, a lesson that will stay with her long after second grade.

"Every night after Jimmy goes to sleep, the three toy animals on his nightstand start singing and dancing - in their underwear! When Jimmy tells his parents, they don't believe him. So, he finds a way to help them understand. After a little mishap, Jimmy's dad helps put things back together"--Cover.

A little bunny counts and bids goodnight to all the objects in his room before falling asleep.

"Rollicking rhyme and playful illustrations record a day in the life of two rambunctious children and their stay-at-home mother. As fun as it is being a kid, it can behard work being a mom. When Dad heads to his job, the joyful chaos of getting ready for the day begins. To the children, that day is a happy blur of school and playdates, singing and dancing, supermarket walks and library stops, bath time, story time, bedtime. But Mommy’s time is filled...