Do you think the sleepy sheep will sleep on top of this wild and windy hillBaah! No-o-o, this windy hill is far too high and wild for a sleepy sheep to sleep on! Do you think the sleepy sheep will sleep deep down in this steep and stony valley? Baah! No-o-o, this valley is far too deep, steep, and stony for a sleepy sheep to sleep in! So where will the sleepy sheep end up sleeping? A delight from beginning to end - bedtime reading at it's best.

Mo lived alone and he liked it that way. He had a house to protect him. And a wall. Mo trusted his wall. It kept everything out he wanted kept out. A beautiful story about breaking down barriers and discovering the joys of friendship, from the brilliant creative team of Jo Kasch and award-winning illustrator Jonathan Bentley.

Text in Arabic. Being little is no good. That's because being big is better. Except when being little is best of all!

What happens when a tiny dog and a grumpy cat are left home alone? They make a great big mess! When Cat and Dog are left home alone, they decide it's time to have an adventure. What follows is a fabulous day playing dress up, preparing a tasty snack, and making a great big mess! Can they get it cleaned up before their owners come home? Cat and Dog's expressive faces, silly costumes, and spot-on humor are sure to keep readers giggling, and the rhyming text begs to be read again and again. With joyful, creative characters and an emphasis on imagination and play, Cat and Dog is a delightful picture book from award-winning author-illustrator Jonathan Bentley.

Perfect for children of all ages, this heartfelt story opens the curtains on the story of how we can all feel together even when we are far apart. Out the window, I can see a new world looking back at me. The streets are still, there are no crowds ... but looking up, I see the clouds. Told through the voices-and windows-of children from around the world, this story's comforting message and bright illustrations bring hope into your home even as our world changes outside. The book's beautiful design reveals similarities-"In different windows everywhere, I see rainbows, hearts, and teddy bears"-that can comfort and unite us, even in hard times. Author Patrick Guest was inspired to write this story when he was forced to isolate from his family as a medical worker. His lyrical writing gives hope to our shared experience. In addition, Jonathan Bentley, award-winning illustrator of more than 30 children's books, infuses the book with warmth and delight. When you look out your window, don't forget that we're all looking out-together.

Text in Arabic. Audrey is bigger than she was yesterday. Now she needs a bigger house. So she tells her dad to build her one. At the top of a tree. It is an ideal house. It has a bathtub for snorkeling, a place to drink tea, and somewhere to hide the dirty cups. The house is perfect in every way. Except for one thing. This is a gently humorous story that explores the clash between a quest for independence and the longing for security.