Breastmilk Makes My Tummy Yummy by Cecilia Moen; Hardcover; 28 pages

This is a must have book in every home and school library. This positively fun, absolutely adorable book will tickle everyones' fancy. It's first person narritive from the mouth of the babe is fun, easy to read and informational all at the same time.

In the Land of Elves by Daniela Drescher; Hardcover; 24 pages

The second picture book from Daniela Drescher—author and illustrator of In the Land of Fairies—is filled with full-spread watercolor illustrations that reveal the secret world of the elves and their animal companions among the trees, roots, and fields. We see them at work and play through the seasons.

In the Land of Fairies by Daniela Drescher; Hardcover; 24 pages

Where do fairies dwell?
How do they talk to flowers and animals?
In this delightful picture book for children, atmospheric illustrations reveal the secret life of fairies and nature spirits. Their magic world, hidden within nature, is a constantly changing tableau, and as we follow them through the seasons we discover how they work and play.
The enchanting, detailed pictures will appeal to both young and old.

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In the Heart by Ann Warren Turner, Salley Mavor (Illustrator); Hardcover; 32 pages ***Autographed copies by Salley Mavor***

The story poem follows a little girl from morning to night. She describes the heart of her home (her kitchen), her yard (her tree), her town (her school), and more. With simple, fresh images that are grounded in the physical and the immediate, the appealing verse is beautifully illustrated with fabric collages. Children will love the color, the detail, and the three-dimensional look. A cozy look at a happy and peaceful child.

Peter William Butterblow and other Little Folk
Verses by C. J. Moore; Hardcover; 18 pages

Based on German poems by Marianne Gariff, Alfred Baur, and Hedwig Diestel. It's the sweetest little book every child should have (Ages 4 - 9). *LIMITED QUANTITY -- out of print *

The Story of the Root Children by Sibylle von Olfers; Standard Hardcover: 18 pages; Mini Hardcover: 26 pages

This is a classic story of the changing seasons. The root children spend the winter asleep. When spring comes, they wake, sew themselves new gowns, and clean and paint the beetles and bugs. All summer they play in fields, ponds and meadows before returning in the autumn to Mother Earth, who welcomes them home and puts them to bed once more. (Ages 3-7)

The Little Troll by Thomas Berger, Ronald Heuninck; Paperback; 28 pages

“Deep in the forest among fir trees and lakes, there lived a troll and his friends. Short and squat with matted hair and small red-rimmed eyes, the little troll was very ugly to look at....”

The Princess in the Forest by Sibylle von Olfers; Hardcover; 28 pages

The princess lives in a castle in the forest. The nature folk of the forest are her friends and companions. Her day begins when the dew maids come to help her wash and dress. This is an enchanting book.(Ages 3-7)

The Tomten From a Poem by Karl-Erik Forsslund
Adapted by Astrid Lindgren, Illustrated by Harald Wibergstrong; Hardcover; 32 pages

This classic children’s picture book is an introduction to the fabled Swedish gnome, the Tomten. He is the one who looks after everything while the farmer and his family are sleeping. At night, when all is quiet around the farm—that’s when the Tomten wakes up. (Ages 5–8).

The Tomten and the Fox From a Poem by Karl-Erik Forsslund
Adapted by Astrid Lindgren, Illustrated by Harald Wibergstrong; Hardcover; 32 pages

A sequel to the well-loved Tomten. In this story, adapted from the Swedish tale by Astrid Lindgren, the sly fox sneaks toward the farm in the moonlight, hoping to steal a chicken or two. But he’s forgotten that the old Tomten guards the farm at night. (Ages 5–8)