Alyssa Satin Capucilli Books in Order

A little green frog's leap marks the beginning of a new day at the pond. As its animal neighbors wake up, their morning routines introduce young readers to the life stirring around the water.

Bunny explores a garden and plays peekaboo with the animals he meets there. This picture book follows his encounters with new friends, inviting small children to share a familiar game in an outdoor setting.

Animals sleeping in a country barn begin waking one another with their different calls. Each new sound adds to the commotion, while picture symbols help young children join in with the story's repeating words.

Snow covers the forest, and Bunny's animal friends are tucked into their winter homes. Children lift flaps to play peekaboo with the hidden creatures, with a mirror adding a final surprise to the game.

Wee Mouse explores a large house at Christmastime and discovers something he wants his whole family to see. He hurries back to gather them, while flaps and pop-ups reveal the stages of his holiday adventure.

Biscuit should be going to bed, but the little puppy keeps finding reasons to stay awake. Playtime, a snack, and a drink all delay sleep, testing the patience of the girl trying to settle him.

Biscuit meets a lost duckling and helps it return to its pond. Getting his new friend home turns into a chance to play, with a splash adding a surprise to this beginning-reader story about friendship.

Everything is ready for Biscuit's bath except the puppy himself. Rolling in mud and playing with his friend Puddles seem much more appealing, leaving the little girl to persuade two playful puppies to get clean.

Biscuit and Puddles are sent to play in the yard while the children enjoy a picnic. The puppies would rather join the food and fun, creating a small adventure around the party they've been excluded from.

A little girl welcomes a new puppy and tries to choose the right name for him. This picture book follows the beginning of their life together, making a familiar decision part of getting acquainted.

A trick-or-treater arrives at a haunted house where ghosts, spiders, skeletons, and other creatures keep startling one another. Repeating text builds the chain of comic scares, turning a supposedly frightening place into a noisy Halloween adventure.

As a child gets ready to sleep, nighttime animals begin waking up. Rhymes and flaps invite readers to find creatures such as an owl, mouse, and raccoon beneath a moon that glows in the dark.

Biscuit turns one, and the little girl plans a party with Daisy and Puddles. Games, treats, and presents make it an exciting day, especially when the puppy spots a large gift waiting under the table.

Biscuit joins the little girl for his first Halloween, choosing a pumpkin, dressing in costume, and going trick-or-treating. Flaps let children discover the surprises the puppy encounters as they share his introduction to the holiday.

Biscuit and the little girl spend his first Thanksgiving together, discovering reasons to be grateful. Children lift flaps to uncover holiday surprises as the puppy joins a celebration centered on appreciating what he has.

Baby Bear asks his parents for different kinds of hugs, hoping to discover the best one. Rhyme and repeated words follow his affectionate search, giving beginning readers a simple story about feeling close to family.

The little girl prepares for Christmas by choosing a tree, baking cookies, and decorating, while Biscuit can barely contain his excitement. Scratch-and-sniff patches let children explore the holiday smells attracting the puppy's curious nose.

The little girl tries to teach Biscuit to fetch a ball, but his bone and Daisy the cat keep distracting him. Learning the new trick becomes a test of patience with a particularly muddy temptation.

Biscuit and the little girl deliver valentines to friends and family, but a tempting smell distracts the puppy. Large flaps reveal surprises during their rounds as the story explores showing affection to someone special.

Biscuit takes part in his first Easter egg hunt and searches for the hidden eggs. Children can lift flaps alongside the puppy, joining a springtime adventure built around looking carefully and discovering small holiday surprises.

A squawking parrot starts a chain reaction among the sleeping animals in a city zoo. Their calls wake and startle one another, while pictures stand in for words to help children follow the cumulative rhyme.

Henry wants to see what is inside the large package his parents bring home. Discovering a potty introduces a new challenge: learning to use it and moving beyond diapers in this story about growing independence.

Hannah and her teddy bear discover what it means to stop wearing diapers and begin using a potty. This rhyming story follows the new routine with encouragement, treating mistakes as part of learning an unfamiliar skill.

Biscuit wants to play with two kittens, but they're occupied with games of their own. The puppy keeps trying to join them, making this beginning-reader story about friendship and finding a way to connect.

Biscuit looks forward to a trip to the beach, with the excitement beginning before he gets there. This short board book focuses on the anticipation of an outing, sharing a small puppy's eagerness for the day ahead.

Mrs. McTats starts with one cat, then welcomes enough newcomers to fill her home with twenty-five. Naming them through the alphabet becomes part of the fun, until another scratch at the door raises a new question.

Biscuit's doghouse needs repainting, but the curious puppy wants to get involved in the job. His interest threatens to upset the work and the paint can, turning a simple household task into a messy adventure.

A baby bear asks his mother what kinds of kisses she likes. Fold-out pages expand the answers, following affectionate moments from morning through bedtime in a picture book about the many ways families show love.

Biscuit wants to see what happens at school, even though dogs aren't allowed inside. His curiosity draws him into the school day, raising the question of what will happen when the teacher finds a puppy.

Biscuit and his friend Puddles visit the park, where birds, butterflies, and a kite compete for their attention. Their enthusiasm leads them toward trouble, turning an ordinary outing into a playful adventure for the puppies.

Biscuit and Daisy help the little girl welcome new neighbors with treats and friendly greetings. The puppy's enthusiasm adds mischief to the visit, making this short story about meeting people and offering a warm welcome.

Biscuit and his friends visit a farm, and the eager puppy wants to explore every part of it. Fold-out flaps let children discover what he sees and whom he meets during the group's outing.

Biscuit joins a Hanukkah celebration and tries to take part in the activities around him. His eagerness keeps leading to trouble, while finding a suitable present for his friend Sam becomes an important holiday challenge.

Pedro and his father visit the market to buy a burro that can help with their work. Faced with animals of many sizes, they struggle to choose the right one from the crowd.

The little girl helps Biscuit understand love through sharing, helping, learning, and time with people who care about him. The puppy's favorite things provide a starting point for this simple story about affection in everyday life.

Biscuit finds an unexpected visitor in the garden: a small bunny. Their meeting becomes a springtime story about making a new friend, with simple words following the puppy's curiosity about the animal he has discovered.

Biscuit notices the things he is thankful for, including his bone and biscuits. This short board book uses a puppy's familiar pleasures to introduce gratitude, inviting small children to think about what they appreciate too.

Biscuit visits school and discovers a day filled with play, learning, and exploration. Children lift flaps to follow the curious puppy, sharing his interest in a place that may also be new to them.

The curious puppy Biscuit explores school, joining a day of playing and learning. This lift-the-flap story invites children to uncover what happens during his visit and share the excitement of getting to know a school day.

Biscuit enters a pet show, where he is supposed to look his best and behave for the judge. Seeing old friends and meeting new ones makes sitting still difficult for the sociable little puppy.

Biscuit wants to run fast and fetch sticks just like his new friend Sam, a much bigger dog. Keeping up proves difficult for the little puppy, who must discover how to join the fun despite their difference in size.

Fathers and children from different cultures share playful moments throughout the seasons, from collecting shells to sailing together. Double flaps reveal the families’ adventures, while affectionate words celebrate the special connection between a child and their dad.

Mothers and children from different cultures enjoy seasonal pleasures, including winter cocoa, skating and springtime kite flying. Double flaps reveal their shared moments, bringing together everyday adventures and affectionate reassurance in a celebration of the bond between parent and child.

Christmas gives Biscuit a chance to share presents with everyone he loves. The little yellow puppy searches for just the right gifts, turning a familiar holiday activity into a gentle story about generosity, affection and caring for others.

Biscuit celebrates Father’s Day by exploring, playing and sharing special moments with Dad. Large flaps reveal the activities along the way, inviting young readers to join a cheerful puppy in showing a parent how much he is loved.

Biscuit and the little girl plan a surprise to make Mom feel special on Mother’s Day. Readers pull back large flaps to discover what they have prepared, sharing a gentle celebration of affection and the many ways to show it.

Biscuit visits a pumpkin patch to look for the perfect pumpkin and discovers friendly surprises along the way. The little puppy’s fall outing introduces children to a familiar seasonal adventure through simple words and cheerful animal encounters.

Biscuit is eager to meet a new baby, but his tiny friend is asleep. The excited puppy must practice being patient and quiet, turning an ordinary introduction into a gentle story about welcoming a younger member of the family.

Biscuit celebrates his birthday with a party and friends eager to share the fun. The puppy’s cheerful celebration is followed by activity pages, including a maze, word search and matching game that invite children to continue playing after the story.

Biscuit celebrates the Fourth of July with a parade, fireworks and treats to share with friends and family. Flaps unfold to reveal the holiday fun, inviting children to join the little puppy as he marks America’s birthday.

Graduation gives Biscuit an opportunity to celebrate and look back on a happy year at school. Young readers unfold large flaps to discover the special treats and surprises waiting for the puppy on this important day.

Biscuit and the little girl prepare for Hanukkah by making a colorful menorah to hold the holiday candles. Their shared activity introduces young readers to the celebration’s lights through a familiar puppy and a gentle story of preparation.

A blanket of soft snow gives Biscuit a chance to enjoy winter play. Snow angels, sledding and snuggling with someone he loves fill the puppy’s day, bringing together outdoor excitement and the comfort of sharing time with family.

Little Spotted Cat avoids taking a nap by finding one activity after another, from tangling yarn to hopping with a grasshopper. Each mishap leaves him wondering what Mama will say as his playful adventures postpone the rest he needs.

A little girl welcomes a new puppy and wonders what name to give him. This introduction to Biscuit pairs their first meeting with activity pages, inviting children to follow the gentle story and continue exploring through drawing and puzzles.

Biscuit explores a big, busy city filled with tall buildings, crowded sidewalks and pigeons to chase. The small puppy encounters more people than ever before, turning a bustling outing into an opportunity to discover sights and make new friends.

After one hundred days of school, Biscuit joins a special celebration and looks for ways to help with the fun. Unfolding flaps reveal the puppy’s participation, inviting children to explore a cheerful milestone in the school year.

Biscuit celebrates Christmas in a board book that invites small hands to explore the festivities. A soft sweater, a horse’s mane, and Santa’s beard bring different textures into the little puppy’s holiday outing.

Biscuit discovers a little puppy hiding in the park and tries to coax it out with a ball and a bone. When his invitations fail, he wonders whether his shy new friend is lost and needs help finding its owner.

On Christmas Eve, Biscuit joins the preparations by helping decorate the tree and the house. The little puppy shares the excitement of getting ready for the holiday, introducing young readers to familiar festive activities through a gentle family story.

Biscuit visits a farm to help feed its animals and makes friends with hens, geese and a lively little piglet. The piglet wants to follow him everywhere, adding a playful complication to the puppy’s day of useful work.

The little girl needs a special object to take to school for show-and-share day, but choosing one proves difficult. Biscuit helps her find an answer, and activity pages invite children to continue exploring after their classroom adventure.

Katy Duck loves dancing freely until she attends a new ballet class and must perform in front of others. Sudden shyness threatens her enthusiasm, leaving the aspiring ballerina to face a fear that surprises even her.

Katy Duck’s new baby brother Emmett attracts everyone’s attention, leaving her unhappy about losing the spotlight. The dancing duck must adjust to being a big sister and find a way to share her family’s affection with someone new.

Biscuit accompanies the little girl into town as she works through a list of errands. Each stop gives the curious puppy a chance to practice good manners, with activity pages extending the simple lessons beyond their outing.

Biscuit visits a fair to ride the carousel, meet farm animals and play games. Pull tabs transform pictures into words, allowing young readers to explore the puppy’s outing while connecting familiar sights with the vocabulary that describes them.

Twelve short Biscuit stories introduce beginning readers to short vowel sounds and common sight words. Repeated examples within the puppy’s simple adventures help children connect letters with sounds and practice recognizing words through familiar characters and colorful illustrations.

Biscuit and the little girl visit Dr. Green’s office for a checkup and find out how much the puppy has grown. New friends and discoveries help make the appointment a gentle introduction to the experience of visiting a doctor.

Biscuit joins his friends for a first sleepover and discovers how much fun it can be to stay together. With so much excitement away from his usual routine, the little puppy faces the challenge of settling down to sleep.

Katy Duck dreams of a recital filled with lights, costumes and applause, and practices eagerly for her performance. Seeing the large audience when the curtain opens brings unexpected stage fright, threatening the dancing duck’s long-awaited moment in the spotlight.

A pink boa from her aunt makes Katy Duck feel like a true dance star. Her eagerness to take center stage creates problems for those around her, challenging the enthusiastic ballerina to consider other people as well as herself.

Nibbles, the class pet, comes to visit Biscuit’s home and eagerly explores the puppy’s belongings. Biscuit is unsure about sharing his toys, turning an exciting visit into a small challenge about welcoming a guest and making room for a friend.

Biscuit enjoys the walk to Grandpa’s house so much that he does not want it to end. The curious puppy must balance the pleasures of the journey with the excitement of visiting someone he loves at its destination.

Biscuit spends an exciting day at a petting zoo, where different animals invite closer discovery. Touch-and-feel features let young readers explore alongside the familiar puppy, combining a gentle animal outing with the sensory pleasures of shared reading.

Biscuit takes a walk through the woods in a gentle adventure designed for young readers to explore by touch. The board book’s tactile features bring another way to participate in the curious puppy’s outing and share the discoveries together.

Katy Duck eagerly prepares for a spring dance recital but is disappointed when she receives the part of a caterpillar. Practicing an unexpected role challenges her enthusiasm and assumptions about what kind of performance can make her shine.

Biscuit discovers love in familiar everyday comforts, including his blanket. Touch-and-feel features invite young readers to explore alongside the little puppy, connecting simple sensory discoveries with a reassuring message about the many places affection can be found.

Biscuit helps the little girl plant seeds and clean up as they celebrate Earth Day. Their activities introduce simple ways to care for the environment and its creatures, showing young readers how ordinary actions can help the world around them.

Biscuit sets off on his first beach visit, excited to make sandcastles, collect seashells and play in the ocean. The little puppy’s sunny adventure introduces young readers to familiar seaside activities through a cheerful story of exploration.

Biscuit takes his first family trip and discovers new experiences from the car ride to outdoor games. The little puppy enjoys the adventure of being away from home while sharing the day’s pleasures with the people he loves.

Katy joins her classmates for a day of dancing, from choosing tutus to clapping and leaping through the air. Interactive pages invite children to take part in the class and follow the duck's movements.

A small striped cat is lost and looking for somewhere to belong. Animals and people keep sending him away. His search takes him through one rejection after another as he tries to find a welcoming place.

Biscuit finds a teddy bear that somebody has lost and wants to return it. None of his friends claims the toy, leaving the puppy with a puzzle: where can he find its owner?

Biscuit introduces young children to the alphabet through a book with flaps to lift. Readers join the little yellow puppy in an interactive exploration of letters, turning early reading practice into an activity they can share.

Katy eagerly prepares to show her new neighbor Ralph her dancing. But he prefers rough-and-tumble play, and their interests seem far apart. The two need to find something they can enjoy doing together.

Miss Lavender introduces young ballerinas to their first dance class. Photographs and foldout instructions show ballet positions step by step, helping children follow the movements and explore what beginning lessons might feel like.

Young players prepare for their first soccer practice by putting on cleats, warming up, and trying to score. Photographs introduce the experience of joining a team, while simple instructions explain basic moves for children to practice.

Katy can hardly wait when Mr. Tutu announces a dance recital. Once she reaches the stage, excitement gives way to shyness. She must find the confidence to perform the moves she loves before an audience.

Biscuit is excited to attend a ball game and wants more than a place to watch. Dogs cannot join the players, so the determined puppy needs another way to take part in the fun.

Biscuit helps young readers count his favorite things from one to ten. Flaps to lift make the number lesson interactive, inviting children to explore the puppy's world while practicing counting with someone reading alongside them.

Katy thinks new classmate Alice has forgotten her ballet slippers, until she discovers Alice's tap shoes. Learning about a different kind of dance gives Katy a chance to share, make a friend, and try something new.

Katy would rather attend a party with her parents than stay home with a babysitter. When Mrs. Duncan arrives, the disappointed duck must discover whether an evening at home can offer its own kind of fun.

Monkeys gather for play in the jungle, swinging through palm trees and hiding in an Indian market. Rhyming scenes follow their activity from sundown to sunrise as more monkeys join the growing group.

Children attend their first gymnastics class, stretching, tumbling, and trying the balance beam. Photographs show young gymnasts practicing, while simple explanations introduce movements and positions that can make an unfamiliar class easier to understand.

A first karate class introduces young students to uniforms, belts, blocks, and kicks. Photographs show children practicing, and basic instructions help readers understand the activity before trying introductory movements with a parent or guardian.

Biscuit explores a garden full of flowers, plants, butterflies, and worms. Finding a bag of birdseed gives the curious puppy another discovery to investigate, but his interest could bring trouble to the gardening visit.

Twelve short Biscuit stories introduce new phonics sounds through the puppy's everyday adventures. Designed for children beginning to read independently, the collection offers practice with long vowel sounds and familiar words in manageable little books.

Aunt Ella asks Katy to be the flower girl at her wedding. Katy practices dances inspired by flowers, then learns the job involves scattering petals. She wants to make her supporting part into a performance.

Tulip loves dancing and meets a dog called Rex who does not behave like other dogs. As she tries to discover what he enjoys, their play together opens the possibility of a friendship built on shared interests.