Stephane Jorisch

An illustrated interpretation of Lewis Carroll's classic nonsense poem "Jabberwocky" from his novel "Through the Looking Glass."

Simple text and illustrations offer young readers an explanation of what it means to be kind, presenting them with different scenarios and how people can show kindness to one another in different ways.

Betty Bunny wants to be the Easter Bunny when she grows up, but is having a difficult time finding eggs during the neighborhood Easter egg hunt.

When a crew of Chinese fishermen forget to bring cooking utensils with them, they find creative ways to make do with what they have and what they can find.

When a young rabbit breaks a table lamp and blames the Tooth Fairy, her family explains the importance of honesty.

"Congratulations, crocodilian parents-to-be! You have little ones on the way. They're called hatchlings. Read this book to find out where to lay your eggs, how you'll know when the babies are ready to hatch, and what you and your babies will do all day long. Whether you're an alligator, caiman, crocodile, or even a funny-looking gharial, you'll find answers to all your parenting questions here. But there's one condition: don't eat the book!"--P. [4]...

An introduction to how insects give birth and care for their young.

Anouk, Ben, and Cara dream of an adventure on an island filled with treasure. Then, an old man offers them passage to this mysterious island, but only if they can solve seven riddles along the way.

Explains the life cycle of marsupials using format of a question-and-answer guide written about human pregnancy.

An independent little mouse decides she never ever wants to take off her favorite pajamas.