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Presents a children's board book with the classic nursery rhyme, "Ten Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed.".

Turn storytime into a fun learning experience with this charming alphabet book about monkeys! Introduce your little one to fun and playful monkeys! This gorgeously illustrated children’s book teaches kids monkey-related first words beginning with the letter M. Take a swing through the trees with mischievous monkeys! The friendly, read-aloud text and exciting illustrations will capture the attention of young nature-lovers in no time! Babies and toddlers will love learning new words about monkeys while practicing their M letter sound. This baby book is ideal for promoting early learning and language development. M is for mini! Did you know that pygmy marmosets are the world’s smallest monkeys and weigh less than an apple? Packed with bright pictures and short text, this engaging animal book provides curious kids with lots to talk about and look at! Explore the Marvellous World of Monkeys Prepare your child for the magic of reading! Filled with simple, playful facts, M is for Monkey is the perfect ABC book for toddlers aged 0-3 years. They’ll learn that young monkeys love to play and have fun, that mandrills are the biggest monkeys, and how to move like a monkey. It’s a must-have for every young child’s library! Complete the Series: Introduce little ones to the ABCs of the animal kingdom with DK’s brand new, beautifully illustrated alphabet series. From Q is for Quokka and T is for Toad all the way down to V is for Vulture and X is for X-ray Fish, these baby board books are perfect for parents wanting to support young children’s interest in nature, animals, and the alphabet.

A nursery rhyme leads Ellery Queen to a killer—from the author who took “the formal detective novel to greater heights than any American writer” (The Weekly Standard). Ellery Queen was raised in New York City, but his heart belongs to the village of Wrightsville. An idyllic New England hamlet, it was the site of some of the world-famous detective’s most remarkable investigations. After years of solving murder cases in Wrightsville’s coziest parlors, Queen was sure the community did not have any further mysteries to offer. But an anonymous letter draws him back to the most dangerous small town in America. Luke MacCaby’s sagging old Victorian mansion sits on the edge of a respectable Wrightsville district as a fading reminder of the area’s long-vanished heyday. When the owner—a seemingly impoverished hermit—passes away, the town is shocked to learn that he was a partner in the local dye works and left behind a fortune worth millions. To find MacCaby’s killer, Queen must peel away the surface of the place he so dearly loves.

"Centers on what a number of British Victorian and Edwardian women said and did in the name of nature -- what part they played in the cultural reconstruction of nature that transpired in the years just proceeding the publication of Darwin's major work and in the wake of the Darwinian revolution"--Introduction.