Age Group: Toddlers
When Raj and Reya meet a rather strange stranger called Mr. Zumpo, they find themselves visiting his Amazing Zoo of Unusual Animals to see some of the most peculiar and bizarre creatures in the whole wide world, such as a Ping-Pong Popperphant, a Wurly Wurlitzer Whistleroo, a Beatbox-Bunny, a Trombonial Pig-Fish and a Grumpy Bubble-Gum Chawooga.
To answer questions like: “What is a Woc?”, “Exactly how smelly is a Super Pooper Stinky Pong Beast?”, “How do you find an escaped Invisible Wibble Beast?” and “Is Mr. Zumpo really as friendly as he seems?”, you will have to accompany Raj and Reya to Mr. Zumpo’s Amazing Zoo of Unusual Animals.
ReviewsAge Group: Toddlers
Age Group: Toddlers
Are our Cat’s our pets or are we theirs? An age old question for cat owners. This cat thinks she knows the answer. A decodable reader for ages 7+ / Grade 3.
ReviewsAge Group: Toddlers
The animals find their water is becoming dirty and smelly and the fish are dying. What will they do? A cute beautifully illustrated story for young children with lots of fun sound effects.
ReviewsAge Group: Toddlers
Ever wonder what cats really get up to? Wouldn’t it be great to overhear their conversations This delightful picture book lets you in on their secrets!
ReviewsAge Group: Toddlers
This amazing coloring book offers a variety of lovely animal drawings that are simple for kids to color. It was carefully created with simplicity in mind. This book has a variety of beautiful animals that will capture their hearts, from soft kittens to playful puppies, from elegant lions to gorgeous dolphins. Young artists can enjoy hassle-free coloring simply because of the bold, easy-to-follow lines that are used to outline each illustration.
The Simple, Fun, and Easy 50 Animal Illustrations Kids coloring books develop critical skills while also bringing joy and enjoyment. Coloring encourages self-expression and inventiveness while developing hand-eye coordination, focus, and fine motor abilities. It’s a great method to effortlessly blend study and enjoyment.
Age Group: Toddlers
Continuing on the Tales from the Sanskrit, this is a lovely story about nature and nurture. The story explores how, when the cat is trapped in a snare and asks for help, the mouse helps her, the owl waits to catch the mouse, and the cat kills the lizard, ultimately demonstrating how self-interest and opportunism can determine the fate of others, and that nature is hard to overcome.
Reviews (4)Age Group: Toddlers
Age Group: Toddlers
Age Group: Toddlers









