New Releases by Wendy Cheyette Lewison

Publishing in time for the 2016 Presidential election, readers can discover what it means to be President of the United States in this easy-to-read informational picture book. Being President of the United States is a big job —he biggest job in all of America! Follow the president as he or she campaigns, runs, moves into the White House, and works to fix problems. Learn about historically significant presidents along the way, and see what it takes to be president. Do you have what it takes to run the U.S.?

Silly Milly is going on a trip, but what is she packing?

A Level 1 easy reader with a great title, great game, and great illustrator This delightful, rhyming easy reader is one big riddle. Miss Milly likes green but not red, butter but not bread, seeds but not flowers, and umbrellas but not showers. Readers are invited to guess why Miss Milly likes what she does. The answer? She likes double letters Whacky illustrations by Nadine Bernard Westcott will make this an easy-to-read favorite

Mouse comes bearing a suitcase. The mother yells, "EEK!" The father yells, "EEK!" The grandma yells, "EEK!" But the kids ask the mouse to stay! A perfect level 1 story with hilarious visuals to support the text for the beginning reader.

Come along with a mother and daughter as they dig up soil, plant a flower bed, and water the seeds to make their very first garden. Together they watch the colorful vegetables grow, grow, grow! This book teaches a first concept of colors as well. The book has a handle die-cut through on every page so kids can take the book with them wherever they go!

Describes different kinds of dogs and talks about how to choose and care for a puppy

When the young prince refuses to use his potty, the king and queen are afraid he will wear diapers all his life, until the Royal Wise Man suggests an unlikely solution.

What makes two? All sorts of things. A bicycle''s wheels, A bluebird''s wings. But twins, as you can plainly see, Are just as two as two can be! For toddler twins - and all their friends - here''s a picture book celebration of the joys of ''two-ness.'' Simple jaunty rhymes are paired with watercolour illustrations that have so much verve, they almost look like they''ll bounce off the page.

When everything fails to persuade the princess to use her potty, the king and queen consult the royal advisor who gives them valuable advice.

Sesame Beginnings books are building blocks to literacy and learning. They have been created to be your child''s first encounter with the joys of language and to help lay the groundwork for language development and reading.

A young girl and her dog find many things to count on a rainy day, both as they play outside and after they come home to a warm, dry house.

This simple counting book contains spirited rhyming text and cheerful illustrations that capture the unexpected pleasures that a little wet weather can bring. Full color.

For more than a century, the Statue of Liberty has stood proudly in New York Harbor, welcoming people from near and far. Perfect for reading together with a young child, L Is for Liberty uses simple language and bold illustrations to celebrate the statue, her history, and the freedom she stands for.

"Includes 6 great stories for girls!"--Cover.

This book offers sing-song rhyming text using many of a baby''s first words and shows the Sesame Street Babies engaged in activities related to those words. The book''s special feature is a rattle in the back that adds sound effects that will attract and hold baby''s attention.

Describes the Statue of Liberty and provides a history of how this famous statue was brought to New York Harbor as a gift from France to welcome immigrants and to stand as a symbol of freedom in America.

June 14 is Flag Day, but with so many American flags proudly displayed, every day seems like Flag Day. Perfect for reading together with a young child, F Is for Flag shows in simple terms how one flag can mean many things: a symbol of unity, a sign of welcome, and a reminder that-in good times and in bad-everyone in our country is part of one great big family.

Clifford discovers a loose tooth! It wiggles, and wobbles, and worries him. Emily Elizabeth reassures him that it will fall out and be replaced by a bigger tooth. And the tooth fairy will come take away the old tooth and leave a treat in its place. Clifford and his friends decide to help the tooth come out early so Clifford can get his treat sooner. Their suggestions get wilder and wilder: pulling the tooth out, sneezing it out, and chewing lots and lots of bubble gum. But Clifford discovers that sometimes the best things come to those who wait.

A flap book offers babies an interactive game of Peekaboo, featuring a close-up of a Sesame Street Muppet hiding behind sturdy, hand-shaped flaps that open to reveal the character''s full face.

Rhyming text describes Little Chick''s Easter surprise for his mother.

Easter Bunny is too sick to dye all the Easter eggs in time, so he creates a machine to help.

A Clifford se le mueve un diente. Le gustaría que el ratoncito le trayera algo a cambio del diente. Piensa en hacer algo para que se le caiga pronto.

Kids having fun with mud find it on their hands and toes, in their hair, over there, over here, and everywhere.

When Princess Buttercup goes into the meadow to gather flowers, she follows a butterfly and gets very, very lost. The sweet, super-simple text and charming illustrations will delight emergent readers as they learn how Princess Buttercup cleverly finds her way back to the magic garden.

Rosie Rabbit has planted a radish. What will she do with her radish when its ripe ? Read the book and see.