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Tales of Young Americans

Young readers get a front-row seat to historical events in the Tales of Young Americans series.

Talking Walls: Discover Your World

If walls could talk, what would they say? Perhaps they would tell us who built them and why. Maybe they could even tell us about people's lives today or about how our ancestors lived thousands of years ago. In this book walls really do talk, and oh, the stories they tell. This new edition combines the beloved children's books Talking Walls and Talking Walls: The Stories Continue. Together, those titles sold more than 170,000 copies. This new edition, thoroughly revised by the author, makes the t

Tall Books: Concepts (Crabtree)  

Tall Books: Concepts (Sequoia Kids Media)

Holiday stories are a perennial favorite! Adorable illustrations and friendly characters engage young readers at story time while sharing the magic of every season. Learning concepts include opposites, sharing, and working together.

Tall City, Wide Country

Panoramic illustrations of farm scenes and sunny fields depict a rural setting, then a flip of the book shows big-city skyscrapers and urban bustle in this briefly worded narrative.

Tallulah: Mermaid of the Great Lakes

Tallulah doesn't look like the other young mermaids living in the ocean. Her tail is a dull gray. And when all the other mermaids go on a quest to find the special gemstones that make their tails sparkle with colour, Tallulah doesn't find her gemstone at all. When Turtle suggests that Tallulah searches the Great Lakes she is eager to give it a try, even though the other sea creatures believe mermaids don't belong in lakes. Tallulah explores the Great Lakes from north to south and east to west, u

Tao, the Little Samurai

Tao is a master at pulling off jokes and pranks, but he’s also determined to become a master of martial arts someday . . . even if it seems to be an impossible mission!

Tapping Feet

Slap! Flap! Tap! WhatÎs that sound? ThatÎs the sound of Tap! In the 1800s, African and Irish Americans found that they had something in common: Both cultures shared a love of dance. As people came together in New York City, the dance style ÌTapÊ grew with each new dancer. New ideas and new moves were inspired by their personal cultures. Read along to hear about the blending of Irish and African backgrounds, and of course keep an ear out for Slaps, Flaps, and lots and lots of Taps!

Tas and Friends

With a gang of cute characters, Tas and Friends introduces simple words that are perfect for helping beginners to master their reading skills. Children will lovethese colourful stories that welcome new buddies in each book.

Taste the Clouds

In this illustrated board book, sensory experiences are swapped in imaginative ways, encouraging young readers to consider different ways of thinking about the world.