Kay Chorao Livres

The bunny family is ready to take a big trip. But first they have to manage to get all their things “We are not taking these or those—Just who put in this garden hose?”and once they are on the road...“Bunny one’s still bothering me!”Bunny two says irritably.Bunny three and four insist--“We’ll stop right here if you persist!”Luckily, finally...Way up ahead, they spy a light.The bunnies bounce with all their might!When finally, the crew hops inthey greet their favorite bunny kin.The adorable illustrations, humor and rhythmic text in this counting book are sure to charm readers of all ages.

What do little ones love? Baby animals! Here is a book full to bursting with poems and pictures of the most adorable of both.Kay Chorao has selected classic nursery rhymes, poems, and lullabies and illustrated them with cuddly kittens, ducklings, chicks and bunnies. Standbys such as "Three Little Kittens" and "I See The Moon" are included, as well as less familiar verses that are sure to become favorites. Tender and delightful, sprightly and soothing, this beautifully illustrated book of poems celebrates the spirit of innocence and sweet charm of the wee ones that are the heart of this volume.A precious gift book, The Baby's Book of Baby Animals should be on every baby's bookshelf.

Published in association with The Colonial Williamsburg FoundationThe most authentic A to Z on colonial life available Young children will learn more than just the alphabet as they step into Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area and learn that A is for apothecary, C is for clocked stockings, F is for frock coat, and S is for soldier! Highly praised illustrator Kay Chorao's charmingly detailed pictures bring not only the alphabet but also colonial times to life. Backed by an extensive glossary of costumes, toys, art, and more, this is the most authentic colonial picture book on the market. Researched and approved by The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation