Rhyming text introduces baby animals, including chicks, orangutans, and lemurs.

Animals grow and change, just like you do. In 'Animal Babies', you will learn more about your favorite animals and their young. Engaging text will help you practice key phonics skills at the same time.

Explore the alphabet with fairy tale critters: P is for palace, home of Princess Mouse; T is for the tower that imprisons poor Rapunzel-Pig; and D is for the dragon that Prince Puppy must overcome.

Teach your child about the enchanting world of new-born animals Wherever they live, baby animals do many of the same things that human babies do: play, eat, sleep, and find adventure. From the biggest baby animals to the smallest � help your child discover all about their favourite creatures. They'll find out how long different animals stay with their parents and about the sorts of things they do; from how a baby beaver helps to build a dam, to the way baby chicks learn to scratch for food. Including every kind of baby animal; from birds and insects to mammals and reptiles and packed with gorgeous pictures and fascinating facts, your child will love discovering all about baby animals!

Alphabet-themed coloring book abounds in cute little critters that love ballet. Suitable for ages 4–8, 30 illustrations depict a corps de ballet of mice, bunnies en pointe, and other fanciful images.

"All animals have babies, but not all babies are the same -- and not all animal parents are the same, either. From big babies to little babies, and from parents who raise their young in a crowd to those who do it on their own, all the different families portrayed in this picture book will fascinate young readers curious about animal babies and how they grow."--Provided by publisher.

Simple text looks at the animal kingdom's youngest and most adorable members features unlikely pairings to demonstrate what makes different animals unique.