Stephen Cody

There's nothing for breakfast at Noah's house. A new diner just opened across the street. That's where Noah meets Lola. Lola's idea of a good breakfast includes dinosaur eggs, burgers from a 50's drive-in, mummy's dates, real Greek yogurt, blintzes with a Russian czar, and even milk and honey by the Red Sea. And since breakfast may take 200 million years, Noah may not be home in time for dinner. This story is told in rhyme and is illustrated using the same 3D process used by Disney's "Frozen" and Pixar movies like "Toy Story" and "The Incredibles".

Meet the Pixie Sisters - Gwen, Bella, and Tori. They can do anything that they can imagine and they have very big imaginations. Come with them as they take you through a baby tree nursery, fly with humpback whales across the sky, and help a flock of penguins get dressed for a formal dinner. And we're just getting started. As they say on the opening page: We're the Pixie Sisters, Bella, Gwen, and Tori. We help to make the seasons change, But we have a bigger story. We have so much to show you. We're so glad that we've met. Now, turn the page and start to read. Here's our alphabet. The book is told in rhyme, which increases word recognition and word retention. The illustrations are beautiful 3D renders, using the same technology as Disney's "Frozen" and Pixar's "Toy Story". The book is geared to early readers, but the poems and the artwork will appeal to readers of any level.

Aime has a problem. Her town has turned into a zoo. She finds herself making friends with hot-air ballooning hippos, jazz swinging lions, a zebra who thinks she's a stock car, and chameleons who love to wear plaid. And don't forget the elephant who thinks he's a spy It's a tale told in limerick rhyme and the images are all high definition 3D renders.