Quillo's
Fun Books
Animal Alphabet Coloring Book By Nina Barbaresi
For ages 4-8
Where else could you find a lion, a lamb, a lizard, a leopard, a lobster, and a llama in one delightfully improbably family portrait? Right here, along with 25 other unlikely alphabet combinations of creatures that are fun to identify and color.
Little Animal Activity Book
By Nina Barbaresi
For ages baby-preschool
Entertaining activities for very young children. Lots of fun!
Hawaiian Animal Families Coloring Book
By Pat Hall
For ages 4-8
A coloring book of animal families that live in Hawaii, along with the Hawaiian name for each animal. The book was designed for the artist who wants a little more detail. There are 24 pages of drawings, printed on high-quality white paper, and under each animal family drawing is the Hawaiian name. These pages are suitable for framing, or posting on your "Refrigerator Gallery". The book has a full color cover on heavy card stock with a plastic coating.
Wild Animals Coloring Book
By John Green
For ages 4-10
Bold pictures of your favorite animals to color. Great for rainy days!
Pathways to Fun: Animal Mazes
By School Zone, Julie Orr
For ages 4-8
This fun workbook develops many important pre-writing readiness skills. Solving the entertaining mazes involves, control of writing instruments, eye-hand coordination, solving problems, and remembering multiple-step plans. Developing these skills will help prepare your child for more success in school. Other Fun Items
Stellaluna Storybook with Stuffed Animal
By Janell Cannon
For ages 4-8
Stellaluna is an amazing fruit bat! After she falls headfirst into a bird's nest, Stellaluna is raised like a bird until she is reunited with her mother. Comes with plush, stuffed Stellaluna toy.
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie with Stuffed Animal
By Laura Numeroff
For ages 4-8
A miniature edition of the story about an energetic mouse and an accommodating little boy is accompanied by a soft seven-inch mouse doll with movable arms and legs, removable overalls, and a detachable cookie.
