Tugboat
This book shows how a little boat can do really big and powerful jobs! You and your child can join the captain and crew aboard this busy red tugboat.
Recommended Books for 12 to 17 Months
Alphaprints 1 2 3
This sturdy board book is sure to become one of your child’s favorites! Exploring number concepts on the uniquely textured pages has never been so much fun.
No Biting!
This interactive book is a great introduction to what is acceptable behavior for toddlers. For each inappropriate behavior, there is an alternative appropriate behavior shown under the flap.
Binky
What could be worse than misplacing something really important to you? Your toddler will be captivated and may even relate to the desperation this toddler feels as he looks for his lost binky.
Baby Beluga
This book was inspired by Raffi, a very popular children’s entertainer, who wrote the song Baby Beluga. It tells the story of one little beluga whale’s daily adventures in the deep blue sea.
The Cheerios® Animal Play Book
Your toddler may be enjoying playtime and snack time even more than ever, as she uses her fingers to point, pick up toys and eat finger foods. This unique book provides a time for play and pincer grasp practice, and also introduces new vocabulary.
Goodnight Moon
Goodnight Moon is a classic bedtime story with illustrations by Clement Hurd first published in 1947! You may remember it from your own childhood. The text is a soothing and rhythmic description of a bunny’s bedtime ritual.
Busy Penguins
Busy Penguins is a nonfiction board book with real photographs showing penguins engaged in real-life activities like jumping, sliding, diving, splashing, feeding and cleaning.
Who Says Woof?
This book by John Butler offers your child a chance to participate actively during the read aloud with a guessing game format. Large, lovable illustrations in this interactive picture book will introduce your child to baby animals and the noises they make.
White Rabbit’s Color Book
Follow this fuzzy, curious bunny as she discovers three paint pots and can’t resist jumping in! Your little one will enjoy watching and hearing what happens to the bunny.
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