Rueda, Claudia

Bunny goes sailing on the sea, and the reader is invited to follow instructions to blow wind into his sails, rock the boat, and guess what Bunny will see next as he explores undersea life.

The Three Bears hear a knock on their door, but it isn't Goldilocks who enters. Instead, it is Little Red, the girl from the book next door. Little Red asks to come in and hide from the Big Bad Wolf in her own story. The Three Bears agree, and stories collide.

Simple text and illustration shows young readers how a single drawn line can produce all kinds of imaginative art.

In this interactive picture book, the reader must help Bunny as he gathers apples to eat, and uses his red scarf to climb a tree or create a rope bridge.

In this interactive picture book, the reader must help Bunny stay on course as he skies down the slope.

A cat and mouse chase demonstrates such concepts as deep and shallow, scary and scared, and beginning and end.

Presents an introduction to counting to twelve, in simple text with illustrations, as the little chickens wait for the cake their mother bakes to cool so that they can celebrate their birthday.

In this adaptation of the traditional French and Latin American song, animals play in the forest while a scary wolf slowly dresses and becomes hungrier and hungrier.

Loosely based on the folktale about the three little pigs, these three pigs have a different surprise for the wolf who is trying to blow their houses down. The reader is asked to huff and puff into a die-cut hole in each page.

Little bear ignores his mother's warning to go to sleep for the winter and finds himself lost in the middle of a snowstorm.