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Explores the power of imagination as a set of colorful shapes are rearranged to created images of different objects.

A collection of six books by Dr. Seuss, including a rhyming tale about a youngster who plans a big, spectacular party, inviting all his friends from A to Z, except for one.

Bear looks for shapes everywhere, such as rectangles at school and stars in the nighttime sky.

"Six different shapes attend Shapeston Elementary School along with the children: Triangle, Square, Circle, Rectangle, Rhombus (or "Diamond" to her friends) and Oval. As the story begins, the big news at school is the upcoming play. Everyone is looking forward to auditioning, especially the shapes. One by one they are introduced, with descriptions of their unique personalities and interests, along with the roles they've played before (Triangle as a tortilla chip, Oval as a skating rink, Diamond as a kite and the like). Happily, after all the wonderful auditions, the drama teacher decides everyone gets to be in the play"-OCLC.

A line and a circle are different, but when they come together, they create many lovely things. Presented in Turkish and English.

Introduces young readers to shapes through Latin American art. Presented in English and Spanish.

Little Round and Big Square are two friends that get together to play every Wednesday.

The Math Monsters explain how things can look different depending on one's perspective and explore the shapes of buildings in Monster Town.

Colorful illustrations and text in English and Spanish follow Bear as he searches for shapes everywhere, finding rectangles at school and stars in the night sky.