The fur child investigates other creatures in the wild woods near his home, visits his grandfather, and goes home at dark for supper and a bedtime song with his parents.

Readers can feel a variety of textures--including a fluffy teddy bear, a rough towel, and a soft curtain--as they follow a cat around the house.

Rhyming text counts groups of one to ten animals, which are illustrated with finger and thumb prints, and relates their activities.

Another new title in the highly successful That's not my.... series, featuring touchy-feely patches to explore and a little white mouse to look for on every page. Illustrations: Full colour throughout

Baby animals, including rabbits, raccoons, and lambs, enjoy themselves as they rest, climb, and look for snacks.

Children learn ten common words in English and Spanish from bright photographs with textured sections. Los niños aprenden diez palabras comunes en inglés y español de fotografías brillantes con secciones de textura.

Introduces different ways of getting to places, using braille as well as simple text and tactile illustrations.

Textured patches help a mouse find the correct kangaroo.

"A blind child asks each he encounters--a dog, wolf, elephant, mountain, bird, stream, tree--about the color of the wind. Each responds differently, with a shape, color, smell, texture, or idea. Each page displays a visual and tactile palette of cut-outs, textures, colors. It is a sensory experience that makes the invisible experiential, ending with the wind, as the pages fly"--

"With lots of rough, tough, bumpy things to touch, this novelty truck book is really fun and really feely!"--Back cover. In Really Feely Trucks, every picture is touchable, from the sticky mud on the loader to the bumpy tires on the monster truck. The book has five varied spreads, and a bold textured cover. Inside, you learn the names of the different vehicles, and you re invited to touch, feel, and point.