Tammi Salzano

A quirky, fun book with rhyming text that celebrates Summerween and introduces numbers 1 through 10. What's in the middle of summer and fall? It's Summerween It's the best time of all This quirky, fun board book with rhyming text introduces young readers to Summerween, a celebration of summer and Halloween that was inspired by an episode on the animated television series Gravity Falls. This mashup of summertime fun and Halloween is a fun nod to the holiday and a visual treat for young readers, from bats flying kites and mummies chasing an ice-cream truck to watermelons and pineapples carved to look like jack-o'-lanterns enjoying summertime activities. A counting element introduces children to numbers 1 to 10 as they explore the colorful, humorous pages.

A celebration of thankfulness and friendship with adorable characters and fun touch-and-feel textures. An adorable cast of forest friends gets ready for Thanksgiving as they spend time baking a pumpkin pie, making turkey decorations out of paper, playing football in the yard, and then finally gathering together for a wonderful feast. Each spread features a touch-and-feel texture for little hands to explore. This is a sweet and simple celebration of family, friends, food, and fun that will make the perfect Thanksgiving gift for toddlers.

Little Squirrel thinks he's the best at everything He boasts that he can dig better than Gopher, and he claims that he can gather more leaves than Deer. But because he's always bragging about how great he is, no one wants to play with him. Will he learn that being a good friend isn't about being the best?

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?

This uplifting, diverse picture book celebrates the first day of school and the many activities that are shared on this special day. Starting a new school year brings a variety of emotions for children, especially if it's their first time experiencing formal schooling. We're Going to School presents a day in the life of several children from diverse backgrounds, who engage in many of the same activities on this special day--the sometimes chaotic preparation to get dressed, have breakfast, and leave the house on time; the experience of meeting new teachers and new friends, and learning new classroom rules; and the fun and satisfaction of completing a task correctly. Children will be reminded and reassured that even though new experiences can be scary sometimes, they soon become familiar occurrences, which paves the way for enjoyment.

This picture book is an inspiring, uplifting celebration of God's love for all, a love that is more plentiful than every cloud and grain of sand, stronger than every wave in the sea, and greater than the tallest towering tree. Show children how much they're loved by God with this uplifting, inspirational story. God's love is more plentiful than the raindrops and snowflakes that fall; more majestic than the birds that fill the skies; and brighter than the twinkling stars that light up the night skies. Simple rhyming text and stunning artwork help depict each scene of adults and children experiencing the majesty of God's creation and His great love for all. Animal families mirror the human families to remind us that everything was created by God and is loved all the same by Him.

When Boo the dog gets an energetic new dog sister named Peanut, he isn't quite sure what to do. She's loud, she drinks out of his water bowl, she eats his food, and she sleeps in his bed. Having been an only dog for his entire life, Boo would prefer that everything stay just the way it was. But Peanut loves her big brother and wants to do everything just like Boo Will the two find a way to get along? This sweet story of friendship and acceptance introduces children to two adorable but very different dogs, and explores the theme of learning to find common ground despite differences.

Parents can tell their little one just how much they are treasured with this touching, tender rhyme. The soft padded covers make for a cozy, comfy read with little ones. The love that parents share with their children is as sweet as whipped cream in hot chocolate and as carefree and bright as a sunny sky that's filled with colorful kites. A bike ride to the park is the perfect way to spend time together, and a cozy bubble bath, cuddles in a fluffy towel, and a story before bed are the perfect ending to the day. Parents and little ones alike with love to share this gentle rhyming text and sweet illustrations in a celebration of the love between parent and child. The soft padded covers make for a cozy, comfy read with little ones.

A joyful and exuberant celebration of the unconditional love between parent and child from exciting new illustrator Ada Grey (Shhh! Don't Wake the Royal Baby!) and author Tammi Salzano. This touching story follows a mother and son from morning to bedtime. Little ones will recognise familiar activities such as dressing-up, reading, painting, having a bath and saying goodnight. I Love You Just the Way You Are's playful rhyming text is a pleasure to read aloud - perfect for snuggling down with your preschooler before bed.