Clever Publishing

Introduce the youngest readers to adorable baby animals Children can lift the large flaps to find out who's hiding throughout the forest. Readers will meet a variety of sweet forest animals. They can look for a baby fox hiding on the hill; a baby moose who's munching on food for lunch; a baby bear who is enjoying a snack of sweet honey; a baby owl who flies away from the nest at night with Mommy; and a baby squirrel who has a giant acorn to eat. Simple text on each page encourages readers to lift the large flaps, which are just right for improving motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Christmas is one of the most special times of the year for the young narrator and her brother--and it's even more special when they spend it with Nana and Grandpa The children help to shovel the snow on the sidewalk in front of Nana and Grandpa's house, where they admire the colorful Christmas lights on the house and the icicles on the roof's edges. They spend time making a snowman, and then when they get too cold, it's time to go inside and sit by the fireplace drinking hot chocolate. Grandpa shows the children his train that runs around the Christmas tree, and then everyone sits down to enjoy a delicious Christmas feast. The children help Nana make special Christmas cookies, and they leave out a few for Santa with a glass of milk. And before they go to bed so that Santa can visit, the children listen to Nana and Grandpa read a favorite Christmas story.

Little Elephant is so excited to take a trip with Mommy to the ocean. And he knows that he's a big kid, so he wants to get everything ready all by himself Mommy offers to help pack his clothes, but Little Elephant insists on doing it alone and ends up choosing only toys and a coloring book. On the beach, Mommy tells him to put on sunscreen, but he says he doesn't need it--and he gets a bad sunburn. Will Little Elephant finally learn that it's okay to be a big kid while still following directions?

Children can read the clues to figure out which adorable farm animal is hiding under the flap on each page. Simple text provides clues to the identity of the farm animals in the book, which feature lambs, a rooster, a pig, a turkey, and a goat. Bold, colorful illustrations have a whimsical feel and offer young readers an engaging scene on each spread that's filled with details. Children will find something new on each page every time they open the book. One of the most popular formats joins one of the most popular topics in one book The large flaps are perfect for little hands and aid in developing hand-eye coordination.

Emotions are powerful, and learning how to manage them is a key life skill. I Know I Can Do It /I Wish I Could Do It is an innovative, two-stories-in-one picture book that features a young dragon named Theo, who decides that he wants to take a dance class. Each story has a different outcome as a result of Theo's choices. In I Know I Can Do It , Theo becomes frustrated when he isn't able to do some of the dance moves correctly. But he remains patient, and his dance teacher shows him the correct way to do it. And when there's a performance at the end of the year, Theo participates, and even though he doesn't win, he feels good about himself. In I Wish I Could Do It , Theo is part of the dance class, but he lets his frustration get the best of him. He storms off when he can't master a dance move, and when it comes time for the performance, Theo doesn't want to participate. While all of the other children are enjoying themselves, Theo sulks behind the curtain feeling sorry for himself. This engaging book will help children learn how to manage their emotions, as well as understand that they have the power to make choices about how they feel. They will see through Theo's actions that one's attitude can have a lasting impact on the events in their lives.

Guess What's for Halloween invites young readers to learn all about this fun holiday Each full-page spread introduces a new theme, from guessing the costumes and identifying the pumpkins and the delicious Halloween treats, to finding the friendly ghosts and identifying the adorable trick-or-treating dogs. Every flap contains a clue for children to figure out, with the answer hiding under the flap. Each spread contains 7 flaps with clues about the object that's hidden beneath. The book contains 35 flaps in total and is part of the Clever bestselling series that has been sold in many languages. Kids will love engaging in this guessing game while learning at the same time. With adorable, full-color illustrations throughout, Guess What's for Halloween is the perfect interactive book for children who love guessing games, and an ideal introduction to all things related to Halloween.

It's fall, and Hedgehog notices that the air is cooler, and that the leaves are turning from green to red, orange, and yellow. He sees Badger, Squirrel, and Mouse carrying food and wonders where they're going with it. He can't find his friend Frog, who's hiding at the bottom of the pond for the winter. Then he sees Crane and Heron, who are flying south toward warmer weather, and his bug friends tell him that they're hiding underground for the winter. Even Bear has already gone into his den to sleep. But there are some animals who haven't gone away, too--Hedgehog sees Fox, Hare, Beaver and the cardinals. Hedgehog learns that each animal has its own way of taking care during the winter--and soon, it's time for Hedgehog to go home and take his winter nap, too Includes sweet, detailed illustrations that are full of humorous details; fun facts about fall; and a fun activity.

Explore outer space and learn all about our solar system with this fun and educational activity book Children can complete a wide range of activities, including matching, completing mazes, comparing objects, counting, connecting the dots, and much more. They'll learn fun facts about the planets and other objects that make up our solar system; satellites; phases of the moon; astronauts and their jobs; what a constellation is; and much more. There's even an activity to build a simple paper rocket

Children can read the clues to figure out which adorable animal is hiding under the flap on each page. Simple text provides clues to the identity of the animals in the book, which feature a wolf, deer, elephant, lion, and giraffe. Bold, colorful illustrations have a whimsical feel and offer young readers an engaging scene on each spread that's filled with details. Children will find something new on each page every time they open the book. One of the most popular formats joins one of the most popular topics in one book The large flaps are perfect for little hands and aid in developing hand-eye coordination.

Scooter the bird has always wanted to fly around and use words to help others just like his favorite author, Wendell. The only problem is that he can't fly, so he uses a scooter. Bully bird Squawk teases him and the other birds. "Are you even a bird?" Squawk says meanly to Scooter. And Scooter knows how much words can hurt, so he takes some advice from Wendell's book and decides to stand up to Squawk and help his friends--by using positive words One day when Scooter finds himself in a dangerous situation, to his surprise it's Squawk who offers words that help him. Knowing the power of positive words, Scooter makes a friendly offer to Squawk that hopefully will get Squawk to change his bullying ways.

A mother's love is neverending Snuggle with a little one to share this sweet story of Mommy and Baby Bear as they spend the day together. In the morning, they get up and explore the meadow and look out onto the ocean. Then they head to the forest to climb trees, and even when Baby Bear gets into trouble and needs Mommy's help, she's right there. When it starts to rain, Baby Bear splashes in a puddle and plays in the rain. Afterward, they share a yummy fruit snack and try to find their reflections in the pond. And at the end of the day, Mommy and Baby Bear enjoy a slow walk home at sunset together.

A father's love is forever Snuggle with a little one to share this sweet story of Daddy and Baby Bear as they spend time together. In the evening, they look at the stars in the night sky. They run around in the meadow, chasing each other and playing tag. And even when Baby Bear gets into trouble and needs Daddy's help, he's right there to lend a paw. They jump and leap through the tall grass as fireflies surround them, and then they rock-hop through the stream. When there's a thunderstorm, Daddy keeps cub close and safe, and Daddy is so proud when his cub catches a fish. When the sun goes down, they build a fire and cuddle together in warmth and love.

It's almost David's fifth birthday, and he wants the same thing he's always wanted--a puppy. He received a toy puppy as a present, but David asks Mommy and Daddy if the can get a puppy, and his parents agree. The three of them go to the animal rescue center to find a pet, and one of the volunteers suggests a certain puppy for David. He takes the puppy in his arms and decides that she's the ideal pet for him. The family returns home, and David names his new puppy Penny. David tries to get Penny to do all kinds of things, like jump, speak, and fetch, but Penny doesn't understand. David feels frustrated and wants to return Penny to the rescue, but the volunteer reminds him that maybe Penny just does things a little differently. Will David learn that Penny is perfect just the way she is?

Katie has always wanted a pet. One day, she and Mommy are walking in town when Katie sees an adorable kitten meowing on the sidewalk. She convinces her mom to let her take the kitten home, promising to take good care of him. When they get home, Katie decides that she wants to dress up the kitten in her doll's clothing and put him in her toy car. But when the kitten, whom Katie names Fluffy, won't cooperate, Katie puts him in a basket of toys all by himself. Mommy reminds Katie that she can't do that to Fluffy and instead must find ways to keep Fluffy happy. Will Katie learn the best ways to take care of her new kitten?

This fun, full-color book of mazes contains more than 25 challenging mazes for children to complete. Each activity features a different exciting and fun mystery for children to figure out. The mazes are designed to promotelogical thinking, and also enhance hand-eye coordination as children learn to manipulate a writing instrument to follow the mazes. The puzzles are straightforward enough for children to complete on their own, but also ambitious enough to provoke thought and reasoning. Young minds will be entertained for hours This is the perfect gift for children who love mazes and mystery games Illustrator Inna Anikeeva also illustrated Clever's bestselling Mega Big Look and Find series, which has sold in 5 languages.

This fun, full-color book of mazes contains more than 25 challenging mazes for children to complete. Each activity features different scenes containing adorable cats in a variety of fun situations. The mazes are designed to promote logical thinking, and also enhancehand-eye coordination as children learn to manipulate a writing instrument to follow the mazes. The puzzles are straightforward enough for children to complete on their own, but also ambitious enough to provoke thought and reasoning. Young minds will be entertained for hours This is the perfect gift for children who love mazes and cats. Illustrator Inna Anikeeva also illustrated Clever's bestselling Mega Big Look and Find series, which has sold in 5 languages.

Kitten finds herself caught in the rain, so she sets off to stay with one of her friends until the storm passes. She asks Pig if she can stay with him, but he likes to lie in the puddles that the rain makes; Chipmunk invites Kitten to stay with him, but his underground house is too small for her; Beaver's dam is too wet for Kitten, and there's not enough room for Chicken and Kitten to stay in the coop. Where can Kitten go until the rain stops? This sweet story includes flaps for children to lift on every page.

A baby cow has lost his mom, so he asks the other animals around the farm if they've seen her. Crow tells him to check with Cat, because maybe she has seen his mom; Cat hasn't seen her, so she tells Calf to ask Dog; Dog isn't sure where Calf's mom is, so he tells her to ask Pig if she's seen her; Pig tells him to find out if Sheep knows where his mom might be; and to Calf's relief, Sheep tells him to check at the bottom of the hill, where he finds his mom and the rest of his family. This sweet story includes flaps for children to lift on every page.

This adorable book, the third book in the First Feelings series from Clever, is the perfect way to introduce children to emotions. Toddlers can lift the flaps to see some things that make Unicorn feel scared, such as going to the doctor, a dark bedroom at night, a thunderstorm, and more. Children are invited to talk about what makes them scared, too, and some things they can do to handle a situation in which they feel scared.

Babies can see black-and-white contrasts from a young age. This engaging book introduces first words in English and Spanish and features a splash of color on each page. Little ones can learn a variety of first words, such as sun, bee, cat, dog, bird, kite, and many more. The bold lines and black-and-white illustrations are ideal for developing eyes, while the durable board pages fold out accordion-style to encourage tummy time as well as parent/child interaction.