Most Popular Books by Catherine Mccafferty

Pooh and his friends find all kinds of objects, colors and words in this giant board book as they celebrate Easter in the Hundred-Acre Wood. Full color.

In Santa, Are You For Real? by Harold Myra, children will discover that there really was a Saint Nicholas. Through colorful illustrations and a heartwarming story, children-and parents-will learn how the original Saint Nick set an example for us today by keeping Christ at the heart of Christmas. Over 100,000 sold. In The Legend of the Three Trees, vivid visual imagery brings this classic legend to life. The story begins with three young trees who dream-as children do-of doing big deeds. When the woodcutters come, the trees each find that the reality of their existence doesn''t match their dreams . . . and yet . . . this touching story contains a simple lesson about God''s plan for every life. Over 375,000 sold. In The Tiny Star by Art Ginolfi, a tiny star who feels insignificant is chosen by God for a special job. The story teaches children that they are special, that God can and will use them, and that even the smallest are important to God. Over 250,000 sold.

Young readers can help Mickey Mouse prepare for Christmas

In this beloved tale, Rapunzel can only see her true love if she lefts down her long, golden hair. Children will eagerly continue reading to see what will happen when the evil witch discovers that a man has been climbing Rapunzel''s hair! This title, retold in English and Spanish, is an excellent skill-builder for reading and foreign language comprehension. Between the covers of this 32-page book is a classic tale of magic, imagination, and inspiration that delights children again and again. The stories in this series capture children''s interest and spark their imagination page after page. With captivating illustrations, this 8 x 8 book can inspire a lifelong love for literature and reading.

8 extra-busy scenes. Lists of more challenges at the end of each book, Perfect entertainment on car and plane rides. Fun for kids to share toether.

When spring arrives in the Hundred-Acre Wood, Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet take a walk that turns into an adventure when they find an egg and try to learn to whom or what the egg might belong.

TUG is a tow tractor helping Bethlehem''s steelworkers to do their very best. In this tasty tale, he tells the true story about how one Thanksgiving the steelworkers cooked loads of turkeys right there in the plant, using the heat from the coke ovens. Readers learn about the food traditions of our the region (Lehigh Valley, Pa.) with TUG the Tow Tractor. TUG is an artifact you can visit at the National Museum of Industrial History in Bethlehem Pa.

A child''s photograph can be inserted in back and front and viewed on each page so that the reader appears to be having his birthday party with Mickey Mouse and other Disney characters.

When Esmeralda, Quasimodo, and Phoebus befriend a poor young gypsy girl, they help her find a way to earn money for her family.

The star on Patch''s shell helps get two turtle friends home safely.

Princess Aurora and Prince Phillip take a break from their royal duties to visit the glade where they first fell in love.

Although she misses her aunt''s companionship while Aunt Henna waits for her eggs to hatch, Fluffy is delighted to have four new cousins.

Sparky learns that when he buries his bone he can play with his sibblings and not hurt them.