Raven Tree Press: 123 books

This is the Spanish only version of A Seed Was Planted. A wonderful cycle of giving begins when a seed is planted. Pieces and sprouts of walnut tree are passed along from one person to that person's friend and on that that friend's neighbor and on and on and on. The circle of giving creates a new crop...

Mr. Biggs is a very curious Sasquatch who has huge feet and an even bigger heart. One day, when he climbs to the tippy top of the tallest tree in all of the forest, he spots a city. He has never seen a city before but it looks like so much fun, so he sets off to discover all of the curious adventures...

This is the bilingual (English/Spanish) version of Mr. Biggs in the City. There is also a vocabulary page at the end of the book.Mr. Biggs is a very curious Sasquatch who has huge feet and an even bigger heart. One day, when he climbs to the tippy top of the tallest tree in all of the forest, he spots...

This is the Spanish only version of Mr. Biggs in the City. Mr. Biggs is a very curious Sasquatch who has huge feet and an even bigger heart. One day, when he climbs to the tippy top of the tallest tree in all of the forest, he spots a city. He has never seen a city before but it looks like so much fun,...

Even More is a tender testament to the bond between a mother and her child. Linked sketches and observations chronicle the child’s birth to the mother’s old age. Both mother and child tell a tale of enduring love through hard times and gentle memories. Even More is an affirmation of growing up, growing older, but never growing apart.

Bugs in the garden? Or are they alien invaders? A curious child compares small garden creatures to what he knows of space invaders. Antennas? Shiny armor and helmets? Are these Earth dwellers or something ‘out of this world’? Creepy crawlers abound in wacky, farout colored pencil illustrations.

Counting is fun...with the classic illustrations of Rip Squeak and his Friends! The Rip Squeak characters represent a timeless vision, both contemporary and classic. The outstanding quality of the artwork and the kindness and subtle message of the story makes it something very special to many people, hoping for the illustrations to withstand the test of time and to be considered “classics.”

Meet the StinkyKids®, a diverse group of 10 “little stinKers,” each with their own unique qualities. The StinkyKids series helps children learn to make right choices and reminds them to “Always Be A Leader Of Good.” Their heartwarming, funny and reallife adventures capture the true innocence...

A is for Adventure - and that's just the beginning of Rip Squeak and his friends' funfilled journey through the alphabet. Classic illustrations and clever rhymes make learning ABC's easy!

Abby concocts comical and innovative strategies to get glasses. She thinks glasses make her best friend Rosa look beautiful. In the quest to have glasses like Rosa, Abby invents a multitude of ingenious ways to getting the glasses she so dearly desires. What one person might dislike about themselves...

This tale is a new take on the old story of how the grass always seems greener on the other side of the fence. Exploring a world full of beautiful, fanciful, and sometimes downright comical possibilities, If I Could easily puts an audience in other worlds with the skillful use of rhythm and rhyme. But...

With the help of a wish on a moonlit night, a little girl’s fantasy becomes reality. In a wink, the beautiful moon understands her desire for a day that never ends and grants her wish. See how constant daylight affects the world around her and eventually the attitude toward her wish. In the end, sometimes...

A Walk With Grandpa is a Mom’s Choice Awards® Gold Recipient.A simple walk in the woods becomes so much more. As Daniela and her grandfather stroll through a peaceful woodland setting, they enjoy the beautiful day and each other's company. By playing a word game as they walk, they begin to express...

Farmer Felandro just has to get some sleep. He has man chores to do come morning. But, Oh, crumps! First the goats need his attention, then it's the dogs, next the cows are mooing, and on and on. With all this commotion, the tired farmer gets his list of the coming day's chores confused as he becomes sleepier and sleepier.