Katie Button Libri

"Wash your hands with soap-be a hero! You can shrink germs down to zero!"Learn to be a handwashing hero and defeat germs with this fun die-cut board book. Follow the superheroes as they wash their hands and watch as the villainous virus character gets smaller on each page!World Heath Organization guidelines are cleverly shown in easy-to-follow steps to teach children how to wash their hands effectively to defeat germs. The die-cut virus villain adds a fun visual element, showing how, as each handwashing step is completed, the virus gets smaller and smaller on each page before finally disappearing when hands are properly clean. Advice at the end of the book reinforces why hand washing is so important and encourages children to develop an effective handwashing routine with confidence.The rhyming text and colorful illustrations keep children engaged, making this book an excellent resource for parents, care givers, and teachers to help children learn an effective handwashing routine.

Peek through the windows to find the trucks and diggers and count from 5 to 1 in this carry handle story book that's perfect for on-the-move story time and first counting fun! There are five busy red trucks to find in this "Count and Carry" board book. Peek through the die-cut shaped windows to discover what each truck is doing and turn the page to count them down from 5 to 1. The rhyming story is fun to read aloud, with lots of sound words to call out, and the busy illustrations are full of construction site things to find. With sturdy card pages, the book features a die-cut handle for on-the-move reading fun. This "Count and Carry" board book series is perfect for sharing with toddlers to encourage first reading, and to develop early learning math skills as the characters are counted down from 5 to 1.

Encouraging a calming bedtime routine, this interactive book engages toddlers by allowing them to lift flaps and make choices for superhero characters getting ready for bed. It is designed to reassure young children as they navigate the transition to bedtime, fostering confidence in their nightly rituals. Perfect for instilling a sense of security and routine, it combines storytelling with playful interaction to make bedtime a more enjoyable experience.

Featuring shiny foil elements and engaging farm animal images hidden beneath flaps, this interactive board book invites young readers to explore and discover. Building on the success of previous titles like "Ocean," "Dinosaurs," and "Rescue," it offers a fun and educational experience for children, encouraging curiosity and interaction with each turn of the page.

Katie Button's debut cookbook, Cúrate, invites home cooks to explore the vibrant flavors of Spanish cuisine. Featuring 125 recipes, it includes classic dishes like Tortilla Española and Chicken Paella, as well as innovative favorites and celebratory drinks, all adaptable with American seasonal ingredients.

Learn to be a handwashing hero! Join the superheroes as they show you how to wash your hands effectively, and watch as the villainous virus character gets smaller and smaller when each hand washing step is completed. Follows World Health Organization hand washing guidance.

Join Big Unicorn and go on a hide-and-go-seek adventure and discover magical hidden pictures! Big Unicorn and Little Unicorn are playing hide-and-go-seek. Big Unicorn is not very good at seeking! Can you help Big Unicorn to find Little Unicorn in each under-the-sea picture? There are hours of seek and find fun to be had with this interactive book that features 5 clever windows full of enchanting hidden pictures to seek and find with a 'magical' card spyglass! Simply insert the card spyglass between the pages and watch children glow with delight as they seek and find Little Unicorn in each funny scene. The busy pictures are full of magical creatures to seek and find too, meaning there's plenty to keep little ones entertained as they read and play. The card spyglass is securely attached to the book on a high-quality ribbon, and can be safely inserted back into the front of the book to keep the spyglass safe for when the book is read and played with again.