A young shopper notices the different shapes and sizes of different fruits and veggies and is in search for the piece of produce that's the perfect size for her basket.

A kid-friendly introduction to the Rosa Parks story. It starts with an illustration of Rosa on the bus and the playful scenery outside, like children laughing and playing catch. The book asks readers to identify colors and objects like the "blue sky" and "green grass." The story then shows Rosa's mother and grandmother, who taught Rosa about respect -- a lesson she used in her later years.

A rhyming board book featuring a little girl proudly sharing everything she knows. Like the fact that, "balls can bounce," and "kites can fly."

A board book full of babies in their diapers. They are sitting on their bums and laying on their tummies happily admiring baby animals. You'll see a baby kitten, a lamb, a dog and more. It's an interactive story which invites the readers to guess the animals after reading the animal sound (like baa or meow) and a sneak preview of the animal part (like the legs or the tail). A playful read with a mirror at the end.

An adorable lift-the-flap book with instructions on how to shower your baby with kisses.

A fun introduction to shapes and all the places we see them in our every day lives. A reminder that babies notice the tiniest of details, like cookies, pizza and balls are all circles.

Based on Bob Marley's song, this book follows a fun-loving boy throughout his day. Despite his ups and downs the theme is “every little thing is gonna be alright.”