Introduces opposites using characters, places, and events from Jane Austen's novel of the same title.

The many peculiar characters in Carroll's novel, such as the red Queen of Hearts and the time-conscious white rabbit, lend themselves to a child's introduction to colors.

Rhyming text describes the sights and scenes of London, from Buckingham Palace to the London Eye.

Learn about colors through things associated with L Frank Baum's Wizard of Oz.

"Monsters don't have to be scary. Meet ten monsters from Odysseus's epic journey home, illustrated in ... friendly ways. [Features] moaning, groaning ghosts, a silly Cyclops, goofy lotus eaters, and two colorful sea monsters"--Amazon.com.

Celebrates women and girls with big aspirations as a young girl connects with the earth, takes care of her body, and finds strength in kindness, thereby making her a warrior goddess.

"Introduce little ones to beloved redheaded orphan Anne Shirley in Anne of Green Gables: A BabyLitʼ Places Primer. as they explore Prince Edward Island and the places that Anne loves. Jennifer Adams and Alison Oliver, with their words and bright illustrations, introduce toddlers to Anne's home and her favorite pond, wood, field, garden, and the avenue to Avonlea. This delightful board book will captivate your brainy baby's imagination, and yours"--Publisher's...

Introduces human anatomy using the monster from Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein."

Join Phileas Fogg and Passepartout on their trip though places such as Calcutta, Hong Kong, and San Francisco as they circle the globe heading back home to London. They travel using trains, ships, palanquins, a carriage, a sled, and even an elephant.