Catriona Tudor Erler

“a new generation will fall in love with this beautiful, witty, and modern descendant of Grimm’s Fairy Tales . . .

“Dinosnores is sure to become a perennial favorite with tots, along with Boynton’s other soothing bedtime stories.”

“This is an inspired book that will motivate young readers to learn more about orchestral instruments and the wonder of the music an orchestra can make.”

“Spanish-speaking parents and children will delight in the translations of these classic books for toddlers that celebrate our humanity with wit, whimsy, wisdom, and irreverent humor.”

“Sally Lloyd-Jones does a brilliant job of distilling the principles of book writing into concepts accessible little ones ages four to eight years old—and making it hilariously fun.

“the story follows the normal Cinderella trope until readers reach the unexpected climax, at which young readers get a fresh perspective on what living happily ever after can mean.”

“Tots will delight in the colorful pages, which offer counting and color identification opportunities as well as conversation triggers that are so valuable to young, develo

“Budding naturalists—or any child with an inquisitive mind—will delight in the opportunity to learn so much in such an amusing, well-written book.”

With exquisite ink and oil illustrations and simple prose, artist and author Chen Jian Hong tells the ancient Chinese tale about a man-eating tigress who takes vengeance on humans because her cubs

“Together the words and pictures make a beautiful whole.”

This deceptively simple, wordless picture book begins in a mundane world of dull grays and tans. A young girl looks out the window from her room in an immense apartment block onto a bleak world.

The five ancient Chinese traditional martial art forms look easy to do, so the heroine of Barbara McClintock’s The Five Forms, chooses to ignore the instruction book’s warning: “Do not att

Since the 2015 publication of landscape designer Giubbilei’s first book, The Gardens of Luciano Giubbilei, he has grown enormously in his skills, refining his art so that his land

Originally published in the Netherlands in 2016, this homage to the friendship and careers of the couturier designer Hubert Givenchy and actress Audrey Hepburn does not fare well in translation.

NY is for New York is not your average alphabet book.

“a beautifully crafted, informative book about a period, place, and people in history that fascinate . . .”

“a treasure to enjoy with your children and grandchildren . . . should become a family heirloom . . .”

This year marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of Lancelot Brown (1716–1783).

“I want to buy a copy.” “It’s beautiful.” “I love it.” These are direct quotes from book club members who saw an advanced copy of Melissa Sweet’s latest biography for young readers, Some Writer

“[a] charming, inspiring book.”

“Beyond New York, the High Line has gone viral. From Seoul to Mexico City, cities worldwide have rushed to turn obsolete infrastructure into public space.”

We should be grateful that the sunflower has no sweet fragrance.

“this book may be the trigger to inspire a child to learn more.”

“They can pretend to be worms, butterflies, snails, and any other creature that captures their imaginations.”

Private Edens: Beautiful Country Gardens is a lush book that takes you into 21 outstanding east coast country gardens. They are well worth the visit.

“Beetle-maniacs” will adore this beautifully illustrated, comprehensive volume written by the renowned entomologist Arthur Evans.