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These new editions of the classic stories introduce a new generation of young readers to Thornton W. Burgess's irresistible cast of animal friends in his timeless collection of Bedtime Stories. Newly updated with original cover art, these editions invite a new audience to read about all the antics of the animal friends and learn important lessons along the way.

Those Magnificent Sheep In Their Flying Machines

The sheep on the hillside were munching away,áwhen suddenly something went . . . ZOOM overhead! And so begins a round-the-world adventure as the magnificent sheep take to skies in their spiffing, yellow flying machine...

Thoughtful Octopus,The (Dolphin Readers)

The Thoughtful Octopus and his friends use mindfulness to help them navigate their undersea world. Engaging characters and full-color illustrations bring to life social-emotional skills. Each book features Words to Know, Glossary, and Quiz.

Thoughtfulness Thinking (Starfish)

This social-emotional series teaches the importance of being self-aware and how thinking has an impact on daily life. Enchanting images bring these concepts to life. Each book features a glossary, comprehension questions, and Teacher and Caregiver Notes

Three Canadian Pigs, The: A Hockey Story

The three pigs are just finishing up a hockey practice session when the Big Bad Wolf drops by and declares them Canadian bacon--and lunch. When north country bad boys Bear and Moose join the fray, the pigs invite the gang to settle their disputes The Canadian Way--with a rousing game of hockey. Will the big guys overtake the pigs with brute force? Or will the pigs skate circles around the lumbering baddies? One thing is certain, the trial is likely to end with a meal (poutine, please!). But will

Three Little Birds

Three little birds, sitting on a wire, chirping about the day . . . until Blue's feelings get hurt. Upset, he starts a rumor. Before Blue knows it, his small fib has snowballed into an epic game of telephone gone wrong with all of his feathered friends. Included is a Note to Parents, Caregivers, & Professionals with more information on dealing with rumors and gossip and helping children build positive relationships.

Three Monks, The

Three monks live together at a temple, but they can't agree on anything. They decide to leave the temple to see if it stops their fighting. But at each turn they continue to argue and compete. For example, they can't agree on who should walk across a bridge first, so they walk side-by-side-tumbling into the water. And they can't agree on what to eat and when-causing intense hunger. After days of this arguing and traveling, they are directed to a temple on a hill to find food. To their surprise,

Three-Story Books

These clever stories are told in simple, wordless ways. Each page is a three-by-three grid with each row of three containing the story of each character. Everyone is a hero and every story is connected.

Thrill Rides

Up, down, and around they go à maybe even turning upside-down or ending with a splash. They are amusement rides, and to a kid, few things offer a bigger thrill! This colorfully designed series celebrates the history of excitement provided by carousels, Ferris wheels, roller coasters, and water rides. While bold photos depict both vintage and contemporary models of these rides, the easy-to-follow text offers a basic introduction to their history, varied forms, and record-setting incarnations. Ste

Tib & Tumtum

Tumtum the dinosaur makes a lot of noise stomping around, though he becomes so quiet when grownups are around that they don't believe he exists. Tib is teased in his stone-age tribe for his clumsiness and for the birthmark on his face. When he meets Tumtum, Tib finds a friend who has a birthmark too—and who accepts Tib just the way he is. When the grownups finally see the big red dinosaur, will Tumtum be allowed to join their ranks? And can he help when the tribe faces danger?

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