Three clever billy goats must outwit a big ugly troll who lives under a bridge that they must cross to eat the long, juicy grass on the other side.

A shortened, simplified version of an adventure in seventeenth-century France, when young d'Artagnan initially quarrels with, then befriends, three musketeers and joins them in trying to outwit the enemies of the king and queen.

Something exciting is happening in Luke's family--there's a new baby!

This clear, simple retelling of the classic children's story of The Little Mermaid helps with children's speech and language skills as they learn first words.

Luke is excited about becoming a big brother when his parents bring home a new baby.

Good book to help prepare a daughter for the birth of a new sibling. Helps explain why baby get bottles, diapers, etc while big sister gets big girl things ... helps encourage your older daughter to want to be a big girl and start to do big girl things like use the potty.

"A poor shoemaker wakes up to find beautiful shoes have been made during the night--but who are his secret little helpers?"--P. [4] of cover.