Colorful, chunky, irresistible. Peter Lippman's 2.2-million-copy-bestselling "Mini House" series is a hit with kids and adults alike. You pick one up. You hold it. You turn it around. You peer inside the windows, and then you pop the latch, opening the door to the story-and to a child's imagination.
A big storm is brewing and Noah's taking the animals on a forty-day cruise "Noah's Ark" is a ship-shape counting book set on big wide boat spilling over with animals.
Selection of the Children's Book-of-the-Month Club. 410,000 copies in print.

The Mini House Book(tm) popped a wheelie! Four wheels, in fact. Announcing "Mini Wheels Books," a new series of irresistible die-cut board-books-as-vehicles from Peter Lippman, creator of the "Mini House Book" series, with over 2.2 million copies in print. Chunky, colorful, and lively, with doors that open and windows to explore, packed with adorable characters and rhyming action-and made fully mobile through the addition of real working wheels-each "Mini Wheels Book" is a delightful ride through the reader's imagination.
Join the crew on the" Mini Fire Truck," name all its forever fascinating paraphernalia, work with the equipment-and rush off to the fire, where the firehouse dog makes a heroic save.
It's all the fun of reading, on the go.

Here s the story of Sleeping Beauty, delightfully retold with cats, dogs, and other animals instead of people. Colorful, chunky, irresistible. Peter Lippman's bestselling "Mini-House" series is a hit with kids and adults alike. You pick one up. You hold it. You turn it around. You peer inside the windows, and then you pop the latch, opening the door to the story-and to a child's imagination.Selection of the Children's Book-of-the-Month Club. "

It's epic--the irresistibly chunky, die-cut Mini House format meets the obsession of dinosaurs. "The Land of Dinosaurs" expands the bestselling series by breaking the conceit--its first flap isn't a door to a house or vehicle, but a portal back in time to an exotic land.A tactile treat, so pleasing to hold and flip through, to peer into the die-cut cave and rub fingers along the shape of the dinosaurs, "The Land of Dinosaurs "is populated with roaring, fighting, swimming, swooping, herding, running dinosaurs, all against a colorful backdrop of jungles, volcanoes, prehistoric seas, and oozing swamps. At the center, a just-hatched baby dinosaur. But what kind? A fierce Tyrannosaurus Rex? The armor-plated Gastonia, or Ankylosaurus, wielding its clublike tail? The peaceful tree-munching giant Brachiosaurus, or the funny-looking Parasaurolophus, with the ducklike beak and operatic voice?The book is a quest, as the reader follows the baby dinosaur on its journey of self discovery. Great fun, an education, a first primer in dinosauriana--it's a book, it's a toy, it's a new land to visit again and again.

Colorful, chunky, irresistible. Peter Lippman's 2.2-million-copy-bestselling "Mini-House" series is a hit with kids and adults alike. You pick one up. You hold it. You turn it around. You peer inside the windows, and then you pop the latch, opening the door to the story-and to a child's imagination.
It's a Mini-House Book that's a Shoe! "Mother Goose's House" brings to life ten traditional Mother Goose rhymes-for a whole new lapful of readers.
Selection of the Children's Book-of-the-Month Club. 276,000 copies in print.

The Mini House Book(tm) popped a wheelie! Four wheels, in fact. Announcing "Mini Wheels Books," a new series of irresistible die-cut board-books-as-vehicles from Peter Lippman, creator of the "Mini House Book" series, with over 2.2 million copies in print. Chunky, colorful, and lively, with doors that open and windows to explore, packed with adorable characters and rhyming action-and made fully mobile through the addition of real working wheels-each "Mini Wheels Book" is a delightful ride through the reader's imagination.
Join the crew on the" Mini Fire Truck," name all its forever fascinating paraphernalia, work with the equipment-and rush off to the fire, where the firehouse dog makes a heroic save.
It's all the fun of reading, on the go.

The big engines that rumble--or the little engine that could--have a real fascination for the youngest readers. And not only do children like reading about trains, or watching them in videos (think Thomas the Tank Engine), but they love playing with toy trains. Enter "The Mini-Express," the latest "Mini Wheels Book," the new series of board-books-as-vehicles from the creator of the 2.2-million-copy bestselling Mini House BookI series.
The natural companion to "Mini School Bus" and" Mini Fire Truck," "The Mini-Express" takes readers on a fun-filled ride aboard a chunky and colorful die-cut steam engine. With the hiss of steam and clackity-clack of wheels on the track, the rhyming verse tells the story of Engineer Hoot and his crew of hardworking mice. Peter Lippman's energetic illustrations bring the characters and text to life on every page, and real working wheels keep "The Mini-Express" on the go--across the floor, and through a child's imagination. All aboard "

Meet Little Bo Peep, Humpty Dumpty, that famous moon-jumping cow, Little Miss Muffet and her fateful tuffet, and a whole cast of traditional nursery rhyme characters-they're all here, in Mother Goose's house! This three-dimensional board book is shaped like the shoe in which that little old lady who didn't know what to do made her home, and it's bursting with characters waiting to be discovered by curious hands. When you unlatch the gate and go inside, 10 charmingly illustrated traditional rhymes are ready to be lovingly learned by a whole new generation of booklovers ages 1 and up.

Surviving the Peace is a monumental feat of ground-level reporting describing two decades of postwar life in Bosnia, specifically among those fighting for refugee rights of return. Unique in its breadth and profoundly humanitarian in its focus, Surviving the Peace situates digestible explanations of the region's bewilderingly complex recent history among interviews, conversations, and tableaus from the lives of everyday Bosnians attempting to make sense of what passes for normal in a postwar society. Essential reading for students of the former Yugoslavia and anyone interested in postwar or post-genocide studies, Surviving the Peace is an instant classic of long-form reporting, an inimitable accomplishment without a lifetime of dedication to a place and people.