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Buckle Pockets is the long-awaited sequel to Buckle Pocket Filled with even sillier rhymes and bizarrely specific illustrations, Buckle Pockets will lead young readers into a strange world of farmer's market witches, tap dancing prunes, bodybuilding beavers, and so much more. This book is as much fun for parents to read as it is for kids to listen to.

These Are My Clappers offers a unique look at our whole selves, from our "thinkers" down to our "wigglers." A body parts identification book using verbs and purpose, These Are My Clappers focuses on what our bodies can DO.

Buckle Pocket is less for children, and more for the people who read to them. On the surface, it's a silly, nonsensical picture book full of tongue-twisters and rhymes, but watch out for Easter eggs and tongue-in-cheek gags that only older readers will appreciate. Perfect for all ages.

An abandoned scribble waits to discover its purpose. The drawings on the facing page of the coloring book are all something. What was the scribble meant to be? A penguin? A rocket ship? A tugboat? Was it meant to become anything at all? Perhaps it's time for the scribble to look within itself for answers.

When old and grouchy Ina dreams of a way to become young and happy again, she wakes up determined to make it happen. All she has to do is change the color of the sky With advice from a wise willow tree, Ina sets off to make her dream come true. But no matter what she does, every morning when she wakes up the sky is still blue Will Ina ever get what she wants?

One night a young prince devises a brilliant plan to avoid bedtime: he banishes the moon. Without the moon, there is no nighttime, and thus no need to sleep. Now the prince is free to play all day, every day But not everyone enjoys the hot, endless days - not even the sun. When the prince realizes he's made a mistake, he must find the moon and apologize. But will she accept his apology? Will the prince ever be able to set things right?