Shares children's songs, including "I'm a little teapot," "Do your ears hang low?," and "Skip to my Lou."

Little ones are invited to dive into the ocean to learn about opposites in this bubbly board book that features bright artwork, fish-shaped finger-holes and a fun-filled, rhyming story. --Publisher.

Well-known Christmas songs, including "O Christmas Tree" and "Deck the Halls," are presented with new words and titles, such as "Toy Catalogs" and "At the Mall."

When Grandma and Grandpa get a very special invitation, off they race in their trusty hippie van. The light-hearted verses bounce right along with them, sung to the tune of 'This old man.' But there are more than a few bumps in the road ahead. Can the van keep zipping along with a click clack rattle rack? And will they make it on time?

In this variation on the traditional sea shanty "What Do You Do with," a ship's crew of sailors must contend with mythical sea creatures, including a kraken, a sea serpent, and a giant tortoise.

This Sing-along Animal Song is a lively Caribbean tune about Tingalayo, a donkey that certainly doesn't act like a donkey. He eats with a knife and fork! What else can Tingalayo do?

Find out why it's so much fun to act giddy and foolish in this Sing-along Silly Song, filled with three blind mice, a clumsy horse, and a polar bear dancing in pink pants.

In this silly sing-along, see what the old lady swallows next after she swallowed a fly.

An illustrated version of the song about a child who wants a hippopotamus for Christmas.