Books for toddlers: rhythm, animals, flaps and bedtime stories that are made to be read over and over. Every book here is in the Tori catalog, and each line says why it fits.
Dogs of every color go up, down and around until the big party in the tree.
The whole alphabet races up the coconut tree, and down they tumble.
A zookeeper says good night, and a gorilla quietly lets everyone out.
The farm animals swing, stomp and do-si-do in a rhyming barn dance.
A baby llama asks every animal he meets if their mama is a llama.
The cows find a typewriter and start sending notes to the farmer.
Animals show what they can do, and the child answers: I can do it!.
Spot the puppy goes outside and lifts the flaps to find who is hiding.
Monkeys drum with their hands in a rhythm that is made to be chanted.
A teddy bear in a department store is missing a button and looking for a friend.
A father fetches a ladder so his daughter can have the moon.
Wherever a little bunny threatens to run, his mother will follow.
A girl in the Arctic asks her mother whether she would still love her if she did something naughty.
One animal family after another gets ready for sleep, until the last little child.
A boy wakes up to a world of snow and goes out to explore it.