New Children's Movies & Music

An animated collection of three classic fairy tales with a modern twist. As Mother Bunny reads from her ancient storybook, the little bunnies learn important lessons as they are transported into enchanted and colorful worlds of magic and wonder. Parents and children alike will enjoy the vibrant and entertaining storytelling of Fairy tale classics.

Counting crocodiles. In this rhymed retelling of a traditional Asian tale, a clever monkey uses her ability to count to outwit the hungry crocodiles that stand between her and a banana tree on another island across the sea.

Despite his cowboy boots and ten-gallon hat, Roy doesn't know what a horse is! When his friends give him a saddle for his birthday, it comes with these instructions: find a horse, and enjoy the ride. Roy sets out with a simple question for everyone he meets, 'are you a horse?' When he eventually finds one, the story takes a surprising and hilarious turn.

Explains the best and safest way to deal with an unfamiliar dog. Harry the dachshund gives advice about how to approach a dog and its owner, how to pet a dog safely, how to recognize when a dog doesn't want to be disturbed, and what to do when a dog growls. Harry and his appealing dog friends conclude with a summary of doggie dos and don'ts.

Inspired by the life of the author's grandmother in traditional China, and brought to life with imaginative use of evocative watercolor paintings, this is an engaging portrait of a dedicated young girl and a family who rewards her independent spirit.

This charming and bittersweet tale of an exceptionally talented spider (whose every web is more wondrous than the one before) suggests much to young children about the lengths people are willing to go to share their gifts with those around them.

A day of boring errands turns into an amazing adventure when the bakery lady hands out a live triceratops instead of a cookie, the doctor's office gives away a stegosaurus instead of a sticker, and the barber brings out a pterosaur instead of a balloon! The boy in the story is ecstatic, but his mother is horrified until she finds a household chore for each new pet! The story ends with a party where everyone brings a dinosaur or two for a dip in the pool. Includes a conversation with the author.

At first the animals are excited about boarding Noah's boat and sailing off on a cruise. But when the rain keeps falling, tempers grow short, and the animals become cranky. The hilarious illustration shows just how desperate the situation has become, from antsy ants and bored bees to yelling yaks and zoned-out zebras.

In a light-hearted non-fiction introduction to how food is cultivated and processed, children discover how bread and cheese are made, how tomatoes and carrots are grown, how juice gets into a juice box and chocolate chips get into a cookie, and much more. Engaging illustrations show all the people involved in getting food into the lunchbox, from the tractor driver to the dairy farmer to the baker to the food processor and many others.