Pigpen Slime includes 2 pink squishy piggies and a container of brown gooey slime. Stretch, squeeze, and squish the piggies in the non-toxic slime. Ages 3+
Get ready for a smelly superhero adventure as an eleven-year-old boy with super fart powers and his alien dog sidekick take on an evil alien scientist to save the world!
Introducing Barefoot Baby-Proof books in a chewable, bendable, washable format! Teach little ones about fast and slow vehicles with durable, waterproof pages. Great for bath time and early learning.
Organize in style with OOLY Note Pals Fast Food Sticky Tabs! Featuring burgers, tacos, pizza, and more, these fun tabs are perfect for getting organized. With 90+ tabs just under 2 inches long, they're great for notes and reminders. Ages 6+.
"Fat Chance, Charlie Vega is a candid coming-of-age story about a girl navigating body image, relationships, and cultural expectations in a Connecticut suburb."
A groundbreaking book exposing fatphobia and body shaming towards kids, offering strategies for parents to change the conversation around weight and self-worth.
Join Fatima and her immigrant family on their first camping trip in the Midwest in this lively picture book by Ambreen Tariq, founder of @BrownPeopleCamping.
Explore the roots of current political issues in the US Constitution with insights on fault lines and possible solutions. A must-read for all Americans.
Transformative magnetic paper doll set featuring four dolls and forty-eight outfit pieces, celebrating fashion for all genders and ages. Let your imagination lead the way with this fun and interactive play set, perfect for fashionistas of all ages. Ideal gift for stylish adults and fashion-forward individuals.
Discover 75 Chinese American recipes for year-round celebrations, co-written by mother and daughter. From Lunar New Year to Thanksgiving, this cookbook offers fresh and uncomplicated dishes to bring families together. Experience the joy of cooking and reconnecting with your heritage through delicious meals.
A mesmerizing story about parent-child relationships, language, and love, with a new introduction by Susan Choi. Immigrant parents, dreams of ballet, and shaping of imagination and sexuality in 1950s-60s housing project.