- Adventure
- Animals
- 10 Fat Turkeys
- Always
- Baby Penguins Everywhere
- The Bear Who Shared
- Chicken, Pig, Cow and the Class Pet
- Chicken, Pig, Cow and the Purple Problem
- Chicken Pig, Cow Horse Around
- Chicken Pig, Cow on the Move
- Duck & Goose Find a Pumpkin
- Ernest, the Moose Who Doesn't Fit
- Gideon
- Gideon & Otto
- Gossie Plays Hide and Seek
- Have You Seen Duck?
- Little Chick
- The Mitten
- My Friend Rabbit
- My Heart Is Like a Zoo
- Ollie's Halloween
- Paddington at the Beach
- Piggy Pie Po
- Posy
- Red Hat
- Sylvie
- The Trucker
- Very Hairy Bear
- Anthologies
- Bears
- Bedtime
- Classics
- Concept
- Dinosaurs
- Families
- Folk Literature
- Friendship
- Always
- The Bear Who Shared
- Chicken, Pig, Cow and the Class Pet
- Chicken, Pig, Cow and the Purple Problem
- Chicken, Pig, Cow Horse Around
- Chicken Pig, Cow On the Move
- Ernest, the Moose Who Doesn't Fit
- Have You Seen Duck?
- My Friend Rabbit
- Noodle and Lou
- Puffin Peter
- Ribbit!
- South
- The Story of Fish and Snail
- The Trucker
- Sylvia and Bird
- Wash-A-Bye Bear
- Holidays
- Humor/Nonsense
- Insects
- Nature
- Oceans, Lakes, Rivers, & Ponds
- Pets
- Recordings
- Rhythm & Rhyme
- Series
- Toys
- Trains, Plains, Cars, & Boats
- Wordess
Mother Goose & Nursery Rhymes
These traditional verses have rhythms that are contagious and joyous. Preschoolers still need lullabies and traditional songs, especially at bedtime.
Fun & Nonsense
Most children enjoy preposterous, funny, and nonsensical stories that touch their funny bone. Read these stories often, as children need to develop a good sense of humor.
Bedtime
Winding down at the end of a day requires soothing, comforting stories that they can slide into sleep with. For some children, having a parent read aloud is all the security they need.
Preschool Recent Releases
The Bear Who Shared
Bear's Loose Tooth
Can't Sleep Without Sheep
Chicken, Pig, Cow and the Class Pet
Chicken, Pig, Cow Horse Around
Gideon
Gideon & Otto
Have You Seen Duck?
Hide-and-Squeak
My Friend Rabbit
Noodle and Lou
Puffin Peter
Ribbit!
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
Very Hairy Bear
Fairy Tales
Most familiar fairy tales are not for younger children because their themes are more sophisticated. At this age, they cannot discriminate between the real and the unreal. Some folktales may be acceptable, but must be free of violence.
Classics
A Classic is the rare book that has a special element, which enables it to endure the test of time and appeal to children from every generation. It stands out because it has the ability to touch the heart and cross the boundaries of culture, nationality, religion, race, gender, and status.