Hazel Quintanilla

Sing along to the time-honored nursery rhyme, Little Bo Peep, illustrated for very young children by Hazel Q.

Sing along to the time-honored nursery rhyme, Hey Diddle Diddle, illustrated for very young children by Hazel Q.

Sing along to the time-honored nursery rhyme, Humpty Dumpty, illustrated for very young children by Hazel Q.

Sing along to the time-honored nursery rhyme, Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, illustrated for very young children by Hazel Q.

Unicorn and Yeti run into each other (literally) while looking for sparkly things, and despite some differences, (for instance Unicorn is magic, Yeti is not, Yeti likes snowball fights, Unicorn can not throw snowballs)--the two become friends over a shared love of hot chocolate with rainbow sprinkles.

New friends Unicorn and Yeti are having a little trouble finding something they are both good at; Yeti is good at kicking a ball, Unicorn is not, Unicorn is fast, Yeti is not--so they finally try ice skating, which neither of them has ever done, because they have a chance to be equally good (or bad) at it.

In this Pre-K-1 book rhyming book, learn about your hands and all the things they help you do. Everyone's hands are different!

Hey, what are those things that help me chew? They are my teeth. Learn all about different shapes of teeth and what they help you do. Everyone's teeth are different but everyone's teeth are special!

"A fun refresh of a childhood standard." -Kirkus Reviews "This charming update of an old classic makes a humorous addition to all collections." -School Library Journal Sing along to the time-honored nursery rhyme! Rock-a-Bye Baby is illustrated for very young children by Hazel Q and features an adorable sloth high up in the jungle trees just trying to rock her baby to sleep. This sturdy board book is designed to withstand lots of love and learning,...

Chicken Soup for the Soul Babies imparts good values through heartwarming and humourous stories to help little ones put their best foot forward. When Little Giraffe's parents try to teach her to say, "Thank you," she repeatedly asks, "Why?" It isn't until her friends Zebra, Meerkat, and Monkey help her make a special dish for their community meal that she begins to understand the feeling of gratitude. When Little Giraffe feels a wonderful warm...