Storytime Treasure Trove Bargain Book Box
Storytime Treasure Trove Bargain Book Box
Unlock a universe of imagination with the Storytime Treasure Trove Bargain Book Box, a dazzling collection perfect for young readers and family read-alouds. From beloved classics by Dr. Seuss to heartwarming tales of friendship, courage, and gentle life lessons, this curated selection of 18 picture books offers unforgettable journeys into laughter, wonder, and essential emotional development. Dive into stories about big feelings, secret agents, and the joy of discovery, all gathered here to create cherished reading memories without breaking the bank.
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Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss
Join the highly persistent Sam-I-Am in his iconic, rhythmic mission to persuade a stubborn companion to sample a peculiar green meal. This foundational classic of refusal and eventual acceptance playfully explores the idea that you might actually like something if you just give it a try. Dr. Seuss’s masterful rhymes and whimsical drawings ensure this is a joyous read-aloud experience every single time. It remains a timeless celebration of overcoming skepticism and embracing the new, whether in a box or with a fox. -
Horton and the Kwuggerbug and More Lost Stories by Dr. Seuss
Delve into the exciting world of previously unpublished Seuss material, centered around the generous elephant Horton and his struggle with a tiny, demanding pest, the Kwuggerbug. These rediscovered tales showcase Dr. Seuss’s signature wit, morality, and imaginative creatures, offering fresh perspectives on familiar characters and themes of kindness. Discover rare gems, including 'The Great Henry McBride' and 'Gustav the Goldfish,' making this an essential volume for dedicated Seuss fans and collectors. It’s a wonderful deep dive into the creativity of one of the world's most beloved storytellers. -
The World Awaits by Tomos Roberts (Tomfoolery)
Crafted from the viral lockdown poem, this inspiring book offers beautiful reassurance and empowering guidance to children stepping into a world full of possibilities and challenges. Through breathtaking illustrations and powerful, lyrical text, Roberts encourages young readers to embrace their own journey, pursue dreams fiercely, and remember the connections that tie us all together. It serves as a gentle reminder that even after periods of stillness, exploration and adventure are always waiting just outside the door. This is a timely and uplifting message about resilience and the boundless potential residing within every child. -
Amazing Dad by Alison Brown
Celebrate the magic and mayhem of fatherhood with this heartwarming picture book dedicated to all the fantastic things Dads can do, from fixing broken toys to embarking on wild, imaginative adventures. The story captures the unique bond between a child and their father, highlighting the silly moments and the quiet acts of love that make a Dad truly amazing. Alison Brown’s charming illustrations perfectly complement the affectionate text, making this the ideal gift for Father’s Day or any day. It’s a tender testament to the unconditional support and endless fun a father brings to a family. -
The Little Fear by Luke Scriven
Meet a small boy who is constantly accompanied by a tiny, grey, worrying creature called the Little Fear, which grows larger whenever the boy feels anxious or tries to avoid new challenges. This insightful book tackles the universal experience of childhood anxiety by personifying fear, showing children how to acknowledge their worries without letting them take over their lives. It offers practical, gentle ways to manage these uncomfortable emotions, promoting bravery and self-compassion when facing the unknown. A reassuring and essential read for helping kids understand and shrink their own ‘Little Fears’ back down to size. -
Rubylicious by Victoria Kann
Dive into the vibrant world of Ruby, the younger sister of Pinkalicious, who is passionately devoted to the color red in a family obsessed with all things pink. Ruby loves everything ruby-red, from apples to sunsets, and her bold personality shines as she explores the richness and energy of her favorite hue. This delightful story celebrates individuality, encouraging children to embrace their own unique tastes and stand out confidently in a crowd. Victoria Kann brings her signature sparkle and fun to this tale of color and character, proving that every shade is spectacular. -
The Big Cheese by Jory John
Follow the perpetually competitive Big Cheese, who excels at everything from spelling bees to races, but struggles with knowing when and how to be a gracious winner instead of a boastful bully. This entry in the hilarious Food Group series delivers a sharp and relevant lesson on humility, sportsmanship, and the true meaning of friendship over competition. Jory John’s witty narrative and Pete Oswald’s expressive illustrations perfectly capture the struggle of balancing ambition with kindness. Learn alongside the Big Cheese that winning isn't everything, especially if you lose all your friends in the process. -
Gerald Needs a Friend by Robin Boyden
Gerald the giraffe is very lonely and yearns for a friend, but he discovers that finding companionship requires him to venture out and overcome his shyness and reluctance to ask others to play. This gentle story explores the common experience of loneliness in young children and offers a hopeful message about the importance of connection and proactively reaching out to others. With charming artwork and a relatable emotional arc, Gerald’s journey is a touching reminder that everyone needs someone to share their world with. A sweet and supportive book encouraging empathy and the courage to make new connections. -
Secret Agent Elephant by Eoin McLaughlin
Meet Secret Agent Elephant, an unusually large and clumsy undercover operative who must navigate delicate missions that require maximum stealth and minimum noise. Unfortunately, it's hard to stay hidden when you're an enormous, grey, tusked creature prone to knocking things over and making very loud thuds. This hilarious picture book celebrates embracing who you are, even if you are not ideally suited for your chosen profession, proving that enthusiasm can sometimes outweigh subtlety. A laugh-out-loud adventure that encourages acceptance of one's own unique physical qualities and talents. -
Little Oleg by Margaret Cort
Little Oleg is part of a noisy, bustling family, and although he enjoys the commotion, he often feels overlooked and too small to contribute to the big family conversations. When a special occasion arises, Oleg discovers that even the quietest voices can hold the most important messages, and that sometimes the most helpful actions are performed without fuss. This tender story beautifully illustrates how self-esteem can blossom when children are given the space to shine in their own unique ways. A gentle narrative celebrating the power of quiet observation and finding value in being reserved. -
Happy Birthday, Dog! by Annabel Pitcher
Join a family as they prepare for a very special celebration—it's their beloved dog's birthday, and they are determined to make it the most joyful day possible, complete with dog-friendly treats and games. This delightful story captures the deep love and connection children feel for their pets, highlighting the humor and chaos that often come with trying to throw a perfect party. Annabel Pitcher delivers a warm, funny story about family, friendship, and the hilarious lengths we go to for our four-legged friends. A charming read-aloud that recognizes the indispensable role pets play in our lives. -
The Bear Behind: A book about dealing with back to school worries by Sam Copeland
In this wonderfully empathetic and humorous book, a young child facing the anxieties of returning to school finds their worries have materialized into a large, fluffy, persistent brown bear that follows them everywhere. Sam Copeland uses this delightful metaphor to help children visualize and understand their feelings of worry, showing them that anxiety is manageable and often shared by others. The story offers practical and supportive advice on how to confront those scary ‘back-to-school’ feelings, encouraging open conversation between children and caregivers. An essential toolkit for navigating transitions and building emotional courage. -
The FurFins: CherryTail and the Mermaid Wedding by Alison Ritchie
Dive into a magical underwater world with the FurFins, where CherryTail is preparing for the biggest event of the year: a beautiful mermaid wedding! When disaster threatens the joyful ceremony, CherryTail must use her unique courage and wit to save the day and ensure the bride and groom have their perfect moment. This sparkling story is full of friendship, seaside charm, and gentle lessons about problem-solving and reliability when unexpected troubles arise. Alison Ritchie creates a vibrant aquatic adventure perfect for anyone who dreams of tails and treasures under the sea. -
Mini and Milo: The Teeny-Tiny Voice by Venita Dimos
Mini has a lot of big ideas and important things to say, but when it’s time to share them with the world, her voice always comes out as a squeak—a teeny-tiny whisper that nobody can hear. Alongside her friend Milo, Mini learns valuable techniques for projecting her thoughts, boosting her confidence, and discovering the power hidden within her quiet self. This supportive book encourages children who struggle with shyness or speaking up in groups, demonstrating that confidence is something you can practice and grow over time. A heartwarming lesson in finding your inner volume and letting your true self be heard. -
Doctor by Lucy M. George
Step inside a bustling hospital and discover the vital, varied, and fascinating work performed by doctors and healthcare professionals every single day, from general check-ups to life-saving operations. This engaging book demystifies the medical profession, using simple language and detailed illustrations to explain key concepts of health, emergency care, and empathy for patients. It serves as an excellent resource to introduce young children to different careers or ease anxieties they may have about visiting the doctor. A clear and inspiring look at the dedication required to care for others in the community. -
Held in Love by Dawn Casey
A beautifully gentle and lyrical assurance of unconditional love, this book uses calming imagery from the natural world to remind children that they are cherished and safe, no matter where they go or what they do. Through elegant prose, the story conveys the comforting message that love is constant, like the stars above or the rhythm of the waves, always surrounding and supporting them. Held in Love is the perfect soothing read-aloud for quiet moments before bedtime, providing deep emotional comfort and security. It is a tender celebration of the enduring, protective bond between parent and child. -
10 Silly Children by Jon Lander
Get ready for high-energy mayhem and lots of laughter as you count down from ten, following a very silly group of children who get up to various hilarious, yet slightly naughty, shenanigans. Jon Lander’s rhythmic text and playful illustrations track the group as they cause chaos, from painting the walls to jumping on the beds, providing endless entertainment for young readers. This vibrant counting book is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser that encourages readers to spot the comical disasters occurring on every page. It’s a riotous, joyful look at the sometimes overwhelming energy of imaginative kids. -
Tree: A Gentle Story of Love and Loss by Lynn Jenkins
Tree offers a sensitive and beautifully crafted approach to discussing the difficult topics of change, grief, and loss in a way that is accessible and comforting for young children experiencing sadness. The story uses the metaphor of nature and changing seasons to illustrate that endings lead to new beginnings, and that the love we share continues even when things pass away. Lynn Jenkins provides a therapeutic and empathetic framework for emotional processing, making this an invaluable resource for families navigating profound feelings. A touching, necessary book that encourages patience and gentle remembrance during times of healing.
Genre: Picture Books
Storytime Treasure Trove Bargain Book Box
Unlock a universe of imagination with the Storytime Treasure Trove Bargain Book Box, a dazzling collection perfect for young readers and family read-alouds. From beloved classics by Dr. Seuss to heartwarming tales of friendship, courage, and gentle life lessons, this curated selection of 18 picture books offers unforgettable journeys into laughter, wonder, and essential emotional development. Dive into stories about big feelings, secret agents, and the joy of discovery, all gathered here to create cherished reading memories without breaking the bank.
-
Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss
Join the highly persistent Sam-I-Am in his iconic, rhythmic mission to persuade a stubborn companion to sample a peculiar green meal. This foundational classic of refusal and eventual acceptance playfully explores the idea that you might actually like something if you just give it a try. Dr. Seuss’s masterful rhymes and whimsical drawings ensure this is a joyous read-aloud experience every single time. It remains a timeless celebration of overcoming skepticism and embracing the new, whether in a box or with a fox. -
Horton and the Kwuggerbug and More Lost Stories by Dr. Seuss
Delve into the exciting world of previously unpublished Seuss material, centered around the generous elephant Horton and his struggle with a tiny, demanding pest, the Kwuggerbug. These rediscovered tales showcase Dr. Seuss’s signature wit, morality, and imaginative creatures, offering fresh perspectives on familiar characters and themes of kindness. Discover rare gems, including 'The Great Henry McBride' and 'Gustav the Goldfish,' making this an essential volume for dedicated Seuss fans and collectors. It’s a wonderful deep dive into the creativity of one of the world's most beloved storytellers. -
The World Awaits by Tomos Roberts (Tomfoolery)
Crafted from the viral lockdown poem, this inspiring book offers beautiful reassurance and empowering guidance to children stepping into a world full of possibilities and challenges. Through breathtaking illustrations and powerful, lyrical text, Roberts encourages young readers to embrace their own journey, pursue dreams fiercely, and remember the connections that tie us all together. It serves as a gentle reminder that even after periods of stillness, exploration and adventure are always waiting just outside the door. This is a timely and uplifting message about resilience and the boundless potential residing within every child. -
Amazing Dad by Alison Brown
Celebrate the magic and mayhem of fatherhood with this heartwarming picture book dedicated to all the fantastic things Dads can do, from fixing broken toys to embarking on wild, imaginative adventures. The story captures the unique bond between a child and their father, highlighting the silly moments and the quiet acts of love that make a Dad truly amazing. Alison Brown’s charming illustrations perfectly complement the affectionate text, making this the ideal gift for Father’s Day or any day. It’s a tender testament to the unconditional support and endless fun a father brings to a family. -
The Little Fear by Luke Scriven
Meet a small boy who is constantly accompanied by a tiny, grey, worrying creature called the Little Fear, which grows larger whenever the boy feels anxious or tries to avoid new challenges. This insightful book tackles the universal experience of childhood anxiety by personifying fear, showing children how to acknowledge their worries without letting them take over their lives. It offers practical, gentle ways to manage these uncomfortable emotions, promoting bravery and self-compassion when facing the unknown. A reassuring and essential read for helping kids understand and shrink their own ‘Little Fears’ back down to size. -
Rubylicious by Victoria Kann
Dive into the vibrant world of Ruby, the younger sister of Pinkalicious, who is passionately devoted to the color red in a family obsessed with all things pink. Ruby loves everything ruby-red, from apples to sunsets, and her bold personality shines as she explores the richness and energy of her favorite hue. This delightful story celebrates individuality, encouraging children to embrace their own unique tastes and stand out confidently in a crowd. Victoria Kann brings her signature sparkle and fun to this tale of color and character, proving that every shade is spectacular. -
The Big Cheese by Jory John
Follow the perpetually competitive Big Cheese, who excels at everything from spelling bees to races, but struggles with knowing when and how to be a gracious winner instead of a boastful bully. This entry in the hilarious Food Group series delivers a sharp and relevant lesson on humility, sportsmanship, and the true meaning of friendship over competition. Jory John’s witty narrative and Pete Oswald’s expressive illustrations perfectly capture the struggle of balancing ambition with kindness. Learn alongside the Big Cheese that winning isn't everything, especially if you lose all your friends in the process. -
Gerald Needs a Friend by Robin Boyden
Gerald the giraffe is very lonely and yearns for a friend, but he discovers that finding companionship requires him to venture out and overcome his shyness and reluctance to ask others to play. This gentle story explores the common experience of loneliness in young children and offers a hopeful message about the importance of connection and proactively reaching out to others. With charming artwork and a relatable emotional arc, Gerald’s journey is a touching reminder that everyone needs someone to share their world with. A sweet and supportive book encouraging empathy and the courage to make new connections. -
Secret Agent Elephant by Eoin McLaughlin
Meet Secret Agent Elephant, an unusually large and clumsy undercover operative who must navigate delicate missions that require maximum stealth and minimum noise. Unfortunately, it's hard to stay hidden when you're an enormous, grey, tusked creature prone to knocking things over and making very loud thuds. This hilarious picture book celebrates embracing who you are, even if you are not ideally suited for your chosen profession, proving that enthusiasm can sometimes outweigh subtlety. A laugh-out-loud adventure that encourages acceptance of one's own unique physical qualities and talents. -
Little Oleg by Margaret Cort
Little Oleg is part of a noisy, bustling family, and although he enjoys the commotion, he often feels overlooked and too small to contribute to the big family conversations. When a special occasion arises, Oleg discovers that even the quietest voices can hold the most important messages, and that sometimes the most helpful actions are performed without fuss. This tender story beautifully illustrates how self-esteem can blossom when children are given the space to shine in their own unique ways. A gentle narrative celebrating the power of quiet observation and finding value in being reserved. -
Happy Birthday, Dog! by Annabel Pitcher
Join a family as they prepare for a very special celebration—it's their beloved dog's birthday, and they are determined to make it the most joyful day possible, complete with dog-friendly treats and games. This delightful story captures the deep love and connection children feel for their pets, highlighting the humor and chaos that often come with trying to throw a perfect party. Annabel Pitcher delivers a warm, funny story about family, friendship, and the hilarious lengths we go to for our four-legged friends. A charming read-aloud that recognizes the indispensable role pets play in our lives. -
The Bear Behind: A book about dealing with back to school worries by Sam Copeland
In this wonderfully empathetic and humorous book, a young child facing the anxieties of returning to school finds their worries have materialized into a large, fluffy, persistent brown bear that follows them everywhere. Sam Copeland uses this delightful metaphor to help children visualize and understand their feelings of worry, showing them that anxiety is manageable and often shared by others. The story offers practical and supportive advice on how to confront those scary ‘back-to-school’ feelings, encouraging open conversation between children and caregivers. An essential toolkit for navigating transitions and building emotional courage. -
The FurFins: CherryTail and the Mermaid Wedding by Alison Ritchie
Dive into a magical underwater world with the FurFins, where CherryTail is preparing for the biggest event of the year: a beautiful mermaid wedding! When disaster threatens the joyful ceremony, CherryTail must use her unique courage and wit to save the day and ensure the bride and groom have their perfect moment. This sparkling story is full of friendship, seaside charm, and gentle lessons about problem-solving and reliability when unexpected troubles arise. Alison Ritchie creates a vibrant aquatic adventure perfect for anyone who dreams of tails and treasures under the sea. -
Mini and Milo: The Teeny-Tiny Voice by Venita Dimos
Mini has a lot of big ideas and important things to say, but when it’s time to share them with the world, her voice always comes out as a squeak—a teeny-tiny whisper that nobody can hear. Alongside her friend Milo, Mini learns valuable techniques for projecting her thoughts, boosting her confidence, and discovering the power hidden within her quiet self. This supportive book encourages children who struggle with shyness or speaking up in groups, demonstrating that confidence is something you can practice and grow over time. A heartwarming lesson in finding your inner volume and letting your true self be heard. -
Doctor by Lucy M. George
Step inside a bustling hospital and discover the vital, varied, and fascinating work performed by doctors and healthcare professionals every single day, from general check-ups to life-saving operations. This engaging book demystifies the medical profession, using simple language and detailed illustrations to explain key concepts of health, emergency care, and empathy for patients. It serves as an excellent resource to introduce young children to different careers or ease anxieties they may have about visiting the doctor. A clear and inspiring look at the dedication required to care for others in the community. -
Held in Love by Dawn Casey
A beautifully gentle and lyrical assurance of unconditional love, this book uses calming imagery from the natural world to remind children that they are cherished and safe, no matter where they go or what they do. Through elegant prose, the story conveys the comforting message that love is constant, like the stars above or the rhythm of the waves, always surrounding and supporting them. Held in Love is the perfect soothing read-aloud for quiet moments before bedtime, providing deep emotional comfort and security. It is a tender celebration of the enduring, protective bond between parent and child. -
10 Silly Children by Jon Lander
Get ready for high-energy mayhem and lots of laughter as you count down from ten, following a very silly group of children who get up to various hilarious, yet slightly naughty, shenanigans. Jon Lander’s rhythmic text and playful illustrations track the group as they cause chaos, from painting the walls to jumping on the beds, providing endless entertainment for young readers. This vibrant counting book is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser that encourages readers to spot the comical disasters occurring on every page. It’s a riotous, joyful look at the sometimes overwhelming energy of imaginative kids. -
Tree: A Gentle Story of Love and Loss by Lynn Jenkins
Tree offers a sensitive and beautifully crafted approach to discussing the difficult topics of change, grief, and loss in a way that is accessible and comforting for young children experiencing sadness. The story uses the metaphor of nature and changing seasons to illustrate that endings lead to new beginnings, and that the love we share continues even when things pass away. Lynn Jenkins provides a therapeutic and empathetic framework for emotional processing, making this an invaluable resource for families navigating profound feelings. A touching, necessary book that encourages patience and gentle remembrance during times of healing.