A gorgeous lift-the-flap counting game that matches animal parents to their offspring.

Moms and dads looking for the best children's books will love Frederator Books' newest read along digital book! Lucy the Dinosaur is an explorer and a leader. She has a natural curiosity about things because Lucy wants to learn. In "Count With Me, 1 2 3," Lucy learns her numbers. How? By crawling, running and climbing up, down and around to explore the forest and count creatures. About the series: Lucy is a larger than life dinosaur who loves adventures....

"Since its publication in 1897, Drc̀ula has enthralled generation after generation of readers with the same spellbinding power with which the Count enthralls his victims. Though Bram Stoker did not invent vampires, and in fact based his Count on extensive research in European folklore, his novel elevated the nocturnal creature to iconic stature, spawning a genre of stories and movies that flourishes to this day. But a century of imitations has done...

Presents information about a variety of sea creatures, from one striped bass to 50 blue sharks.

A counting book that features a variety of spooky Halloween creatures, from one spider to thirteen ghosts.

Ten trick-or-treaters start out on Halloween night, but they disappear one-by-one as they encounter a spider, a vampire, a ghost, and other scary creatures.

A cold wind blows, and snow starts to fall, Mouse hides in a den that's cozy and small. Snuggling into a wee-sized heap, ONE begins snoring and drifts off to sleep. Count to ten with these cuddly forest creatures as they settle down and hibernate for the winter. Friends of all sizes, from bear to mouse, pile together in one furry heap to endure the snowy season. With adorable illustrations and rhyming verse, Snoozapalooza will warm even the deepest...

"In this Halloween countdown book, ten orange pumpkins are each carried off by a witch, a ghost, a spider, and other Halloween creatures until there's just one"--

Letters of the alphabet race each other up a tree; a librarian introduces animals to books; an inchworm must figure out how to measure a nightingale's song; counting goes on in a house with two parents, one girl, and two cats.

"Verses written to the tune of The Ants Go Marching describe an ever-increasing parade of ghosts, witches, and other spooky creatures as they haunt a school on Halloween"--Provided by publisher.