Who Is Cuter?

Which of these striped critters has large cheeks? Which one has the fluffiest tail? This title for emerging readers compares the physical features and behaviors of these baby chipmunks and baby skunks. Each spread includes simple sentences and adorable photos with clear labels. The book concludes with a side-by-side comparison that encourages readers to choose who they think is cuter!

Baby donkeys are called foals. Baby llamas are called crias. In this title, young readers will dive into the cutest physical features and behaviors of these baby animals. Simple sentences encourage emerging readers. Colorful photos with clear labels support the leveled text. The book concludes with a compare-and-contrast summary and a chance for readers to vote on which baby they think is cuter!

Stripes or spots? Bray or moo? In this title, baby zebras and baby giraffes run side by side in the race to discover which baby you think is cuter. Young readers will take in the different physical features and behaviors of these baby animals. Each spread includes simple sentences and adorable photos with clear labels. The book concludes with a side-by-side comparison and a chance to vote for your favorite baby!

Join us as we explore the similarities and differences between adorable baby pandas and baby polar bears! Young readers will learn about the cubs' physical features and behaviors. Simple sentences share details from paw size and use to snuggles in the den. Engaging photos with clear labels support the text. The book concludes with a side-by-side summary of the cubs' main differences. Which one do you think is the cutest bear?

How do kits and cubs show they are happy? This title answers this question and more as it compares these cute baby mammals. Young readers will learn about the animals' body parts and behavioral differences through leveled text and colorful, labeled photos. The book ends with a summary page for each animal and asks the reader to choose the cutest baby!

A chick waddles across its icy home. An owlet hops between branches in a forest. This title encourages young readers to get curious about the differences between chicks and owlets. Leveled text compares the baby birds' body parts and behaviors as they grow. Clear, labeled photos and a concluding summary spread reinforce the text. Readers get a chance to vote on which bird is cuter!