When a young boy is invited to picnic with the King of France, all his family want to join in. So, his three aunts, proud papa, and two big dogs travel across the country of France to dine with the King. How does the whole party end up in their underpants? You’ll have to read "The Day We Danced in Underpants" to find out! This hilarious title is published by Tricycle Press, a division of Ten Speed Press. It's written by Sarah Wilson and illustrated by Catherine Stock. 32 pages, hardback. Publication date: June 2008

The book theorizes what Mrs. Claus might be doing while her husband is busy making lists, checking them twice, reigning in the reindeer and leaving gifts for the “nice.” “Children will love the visual jokes in the detailed illustrations by Christian Slade and Kate Wharton’s merry text will inspire many a theory about Mrs. Claus,” Tricycle Press Publicist Hayley Gonnason told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 2008.

Cow goes on her second adventure in this book—this time it’s the grocery store. There are just a few items on the list, but Cow encounters simple vocabulary mix-ups that may prevent her from getting home on time. Accompanied by silly on-location photographs, this book transforms a lovable squish toy into a heroine. Launch date: March 2007.

Pigeons seem like great fun until it comes time to clean up after the messy birds. The Clubhouse kids go on a hilarious adventure as they try to find a good home for their newfound pigeon friends. Launch date: October 2007.

The journal is full of eye-catching, full-color pages that parents can use to capture baby’s special moments. With keepsake pockets and photo corners included, the book is comprehensive and easy to use. Launch date: October 2007.

Part of the Urban Babies Wear Black series, this book finds the tiny tots creating snow sculptures, warming themselves by the fire and ringing in the new year on a cold winter’s night. Launch date: November 2007.

In this book written by Michelle Sinclair Coleman and illustrated by Nathalie Dion, beach babies hang ten, boogie, keep it cool and more. The 20-page board book measures 5.5” square. “High-quality illustrations in an age-appropriate board book format” set this product apart, Publicist Hayley Gonnason of Tricycle Press told TDmonthly. Launch date: May 2007.