Marcus Pfister

The New York Times bestselling series is sure to become your child's new favorite audio recording! The Rainbow Fish, with his shimmering scales in all colors, is the most beautiful fish in the ocean. The other fish would love to have glittering scales too, but vain Rainbow Fish doesn't want to give away his wealth and beauty. This soon makes him very lonely. It is only when he shares with the other fish that he experiences happiness... It is the universal...

While playing hide-and-seek with his friends, Rainbow Fish learns about being a good sport.

Rhyming text poses questions about nature, such as why birds sing and why leaves turn brown.

Playful rhymes highlight the distinctive features of each animal, allowing little listeners to guess its name.

In order to find healing algae for the ailing bumpy-backed fish, Rainbow Fish volunteers to brave the dreaded Sea Monsters' Cave.

Ava is delighted when she discovers a red poppy in the field of her house. She sits with the flower in the sunny days of summer and shields it in the rain until one day the petals start to drop and the beautiful flower fades. But when spring comes again, Ava is surpised anew.

The most beautiful fish in the entire ocean discovers the real value of personal beauty and friendship.

As a curious duckling visits the zoo for the first time, the reader is asked to identify various zoo animals in the illustrations. Includes factual information about the physical characteristics and behavior of each animal in the story.

Bertie, a young hippopotamus, has trouble going to bed at night.

Takes young children through the numbers one to ten with pictures of different underseas creatures.