New Releases by Steve Metzger

All over the world kids are losing their teeth and the Tooth Fairy never lets them down. But when the Tooth Fairy loses a tooth will someone leave something special under her pillow? Kids will love this story that has the Tooth Fairy fretting over whether or not someone will remember her. Children can use the stickers in this book to decorate the colorful, humorous scenes!

A cuddle-up-together paperback to be thankful for! In concrete, simple, yet touching ways, Steve Metzger shows young children all the things they can be thankful for. A hug! A parade! A bath! A new toy! But also: Give thanks for the snowflakes That fall from above. For getting together With people you love. With a cadence and rhythm that''s both soothing and inviting, this book can be shared with little ones at any time of day or night.

Rhyming text and color illustrations introduce young readers to ways in which children exemplify positive behaviors.

Inspired by the Delacorte Clock in Central Park, this rollicking read-aloud pays tribute to one of New York City''s most beloved monuments. At every hour, the dancing clock chimes and the fun begins! The clock''s merry band of animals performs for the crowd below. From his home in the zoo, Milo the snow monkey watches the band too. His friends beg him to play, but all Milo wants to do is join the musicians and dance. Then one day, he gets his big chance. The zookeeper forgets to lock Milo''s gate, and Milo sets off on an unforgettable adventure!

Three friends go on a hike searching for fall leaves.

When the animals of the forest have problems, can they count on Spotty Owl to help them out? Or is he just too silly?

The Easter Bunny has overslept and with Easter just a day away, can the world''s fastest egg-painting machine help him finish in time for the festivities?

When their usual gathering is canceled after Farmer Joe becomes ill and needs rest, three turkeys try to host a quiet Thanksgiving dinner on the farm.

Rhyming text describes the many machines and workers involved with building a house.

Even though it is almost Thanksgiving, turkeys Ollie, Cassie, and Wing return to Farmer Joe''s farm to save the hens from a prowling fox.

It''s Valentine''s day and Chomp, the lemon shark, is new to the neighborhood. He hasn''t made any friends yet, so who will be his valentine?

Come celebrate the magic of fall. The leaves are falling--count them all! (Can be sung to the tune of The ants go marching ...).

Chomp is a lemon shark who has just lost a tooth, but he lives deep in the ocean. How will the Tooth Fairy ever find him?

"Z is tired of always coming last! He wants to try something new. But when he convinces the rest of the letters to step out of line and change their order, nothing goes quite the way he planned"--Back cover.

An exciting new format--a storybook and activity book in one, complete with crayons in a blister pack on the cover. 2 books--a storybook and an activity book-- in one! In the rhyming story, children can count down from 5 to 1 as five little bats get into mischief! In the activity book, kids can color objects in the story, do a word search puzzle, find hidden pictures, and more. The coloring and activity pages are educational and fun! Three crayons are attached in a blister pack to the front of the book.

Kit contains 2 books and a CD.

Sally likes to think that, although she is a well-behaved young girl, her doll Betsy is prone to shouting, disobeying parents, and throwing tantrums.

A shark loses his tooth and the tooth fairy visits him at night.

Learn the sounds for s, short o, and the og, op, ot word families.

Learn the sounds for b, j, y, short e and the en, ess, et word families.

When the doctor gets frustrated by the riotous play of the five little sharks, he decides to send them packing, yet after he does so, the neighborhood becomes all too quiet as the big blue ocean simply appears all too empty without them.

The falling leaves and Scarecrow have lots of fun in the cornfield. But the crows eat the corn and pick on Scarecrow. Who is going to help Scarecrow?

All the autumn leaves want to be on top of the biggest leaf pile, but when a big bear jumps on the pile, the leaves learn an important lesson about friendship.

Danielle overcomes her dislike of getting dirty and joins the other Dinofours in playing in the mud.

Meet the Dinofours! They are dinosaurs. They are four years old. They are having fun in their classroom until Brendan makes everyone mad. Join the Dinofours as they teach Brendan the importance of saying sorry--and meaning it.