New Releases by Jan Ormerod

Readers can find the missing puppies by turning colorful acetate pages.

Hide and seek novelty book

A simple pictorial presentation of eight common colours.

Touring the zoo, two children pet, ride, and observe a variety of animals.

Getting dressed can be a colourful experience and so too can getting dirty. This is an introduction to the concept of colour.

When Mom comes back from shopping, a baby enjoys going through her shopping basket.

Humorous comparison of animals and a small girl''s baby brother.

A girl feeds, plays with, and admires her kitten, who will some day become a grown-up cat, a "sit-upon-my-lap cat."

Baby and cat have a lot of fun playing with a saucepan.

A pregnant mother does her exercises together with her small baby and the cat.

When Mom comes back from shopping, a baby enjoys going through her shopping basket.

When Baby gets a nose cold, Mom cheers him up by showing him the noses on a doll, cat, and teddy bear.

A baby plays with cloth, thread, buttons, and other materials while his pregnant mother is using them to make a doll for him.

A selection of nursery rhymes with a picture story running along the background of three pre-school siblings going through the day.

When an acorn hits him on the head, Chicken Licken alarms the other barnyard birds by telling them the sky is falling.

A little girl describes all the things she does like an animal.

Ollie sleeps like a cat, yawns like a hippopotamus, and hugs like a bear, but he''s a baby boy.

Joe does not want one fish, two frogs, three mice, or even nine lambs--he just wants one puppy.

Even though her baby brother is bald like an egg and moves like a puppy, a little girl decides that he is really just like her.

Dad comes home and plays with baby.

A baby does his best to get his sleeping father''s attention.

Baby plays over, under, and around Dad while he is reading.

''Dad does his best to straighten up after a messy baby''.

Billy, his big sister Jilly, and their mother all find different situations alarming and must try to be brave.

It''s nighttime, and the little girl from the companion book Sunshine is now winding down her day: she eats her dinner, takes a bath, and says good-night to her dolls. Her dad reads her a bedtime story, but she''s not quite ready to go to sleep - she gets up for a glass of water, a hug, a reading session with her mom, and then, when both of her parents fall asleep, she''s ready for bed again. Kids love routines and will be able to see themselves in this simple, wordless illustrated story.