Seasonal Books

Dive into the snow and see who's there with Winter Tails Activity Book! This gorgeous touch-and-feel cloth book is perfect for bedtime or buggy-time. Find fuzzy tails, bright tails, sleek tails and puffy tails. A playful gift to share with little readers.

If I Were A Snow Tiger is the perfect adventure for curious babies. A chunky board book with touch-and-feel panels, crinkle textures and vibrant pictures, it's a beautiful gift to share and enjoy.

Uh-oh! Looks like this cookie was made with extra mischief! Gingerbread Fred is a fun rhyming tale about causing trouble at Christmas… and owning up to it. A festive hardback with stunning artwork and unforgettable characters, it's a gift for the cheekiest person on your list!

Mazel tov! It’s time to spin the dreidel! Hebrew school is in session for little dreidels everywhere, and they’re hard at work learning all the game rules and practicing their biggest and best spin moves. Introduce your little one to all the Hebrew letters inscribed on a dreidel ―Nun, Shin, Hey, and Gimel. Celebrate the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah with this delightful story featuring a soft, plush finger puppet dreidel toy built into the book encouraging interactive play, hand-eye coordination, sensory and language development. Babies and toddlers learn best when they are playing, especially when their grown-ups are in on the fun!

Bartholomew Bear wishes for a snowy Christmas. When his Grandpa tells him of a place in the north where there is always snow, Bartholomew sets off on an adventure to find it. On the way he overcomes worries with his own unique brand of wisdom; makes some GIGANTIC friends; and learns about a different sort of Christmas. Will Bartholomew Bear bring snow back home in time for Christmas Day? A story about determination and learning what really matters at Christmas.

Sacha Snow Tiger loves exploring the great outdoors with her mama. When Mama tells Sacha that a wonderful thing is soon to arrive, Sacha is so excited. She simply can’t wait, so she rushes outside to look for it. Sacha finds many wonderful things in the snowy wilds around her home, but Mama says none are quite right. What could the most wonderful thing be? An adorable story about the value of family.