New Releases by Taro Gomi

All living things do different sorts of poo. Some are different colours, others have different smells or sizes. Some do it on land, some poo in water. Some poo in a toilet, or in a potty, or in their nappies. This children''s book has a no-nonsense approach to the bodily function to encourage children not to be ashamed about potty training.

Packed with activities including colouring, cutting and pasting, this book should engage creative kids both big and small. Taro Gomi provides readers with the bare bones of a sketch or outline, which they are then encouraged to expand upon by means of an instruction at the top of the page.

Text and pictures take us through a year of seasons beginning when spring arrives and a calf is born.

Como todos los libros de Taro Gomi, ste cuenta con dos agujeros, Para que el lector coloque dos dedos de la mano en cada p gina, adem s toda su imaginaci n; as recrear cada situaci n y disfrutar de la originalidad y simpat a que caracterizan las obras de este autor.

Libro que invita a los ni os a convertirse en autores, poniendo con alg n dedo de la mano un toque especial a cada uno de los animales de estas historias. Es un libro especial Para los m s peque os, con simp ticos personajes en vivos colores.

Una obra atractiva que re ne varias historias sobre animales y cosas que se escapan de lugares comunes y cotidianos. Las historias reunidas en este libro dependen en gran medida de la lectura que ni os y adultos realicen y compartan.

Finally, a beginning science book that really addresses the needs and interests of the very young child. Since we all eat, we all must poop. It is this basic message that this wonderful book presents in a form that is both humorous and informative.

When Santa decides to peek through windows to see what animal lives in each house, the gifts he selects aren''t what anyone expected. Illustrations feature die cut windows through which rooms can be partially viewed.

Neither the crocodile or the dentist are eager to see each other but both bravely face their fears.

Sin ninguna invitacion entra a la casa un raton. Tumba en su carrera un castillo de madera. Salta y trota junto al perro y su pelota... Al final, acierta a cruzar la puerta, y cuando al final la traspasa...B!ya no hay raton en la casa!

El lector tiene que adivinar el animal.

Children can use their imagination to guess the answers to clues revealed in die-cut holes. On board pages.

The colorful faces of such familiar creatures as a bear, a clown, a robot, and a frog appear on double-page spreads that also include two die-cut holes for small children to play peek-a-boo. On board pages.

A brief rhyming text introduces a variety of action words for beginners as they try to follow a mouse who darts around the house through die-cut holes.