Helen Plum Library

"Stack delicious waffles and topping pieces onto the fork without toppling the stack in this stacking game for all ages!

"Specially designed to stimulate toddlers and encourage the development of motor skills, this engaging board book will appeal to young children as they learn first animals"--

The Star Shaped baby stacker consists 6 star-shaped pieces that allow children to identify and recognize different colors and sizes. --adapted from amazon.com

"Siku has always called the Zambezi River her home. She understands the water--and strangely enough, it seems to understand her, too, bending to her will and coming to her aid in times of need. But things are changing on the river--a great dam is being built, displacing thousands of Shonga people--and things are changing in Siku, too, as her ability to manipulate water grows out of control, and visions of a great serpent pull her further from reality...

"The joyful carousel puzzle is as fantastical and fun as any carousel ride a child's ever seen! Little ones will delight in piecing this puzzle together again and again as they do going around and around the carousel. Designed to aid in child cognitive brain development, learning, and memory."

"The Soul Reapers must guard the four pillars that are protecting Karakura Town from destruction at the hands of Aizen's minions. Standing guard are assistant captains Yumichika, Kira, Hisagi and Ikkaku! But when Ikkaku goes down, will Karakura Town fall with him?!"--Publisher's web site

"These wooden preschool puzzles feature four adorable bugs. Children can develop their fine motor skills, hand eye coordination, concentration, and logical thinking skills.

Colorful snake shaped puzzle helps children identify letters and numbers.

"Kids will use their imagination and creativity to solve puzzles, create new things, and practice fundamental classroom skills. Explore music and learn notes; Develop creative thinking and problem-solving skills; Learn how creativity comes to life in the kitchen; Practice reading and writing."--

Koichi and his "friends"--Kazuho, a.k.a. Pop Step, and the mysterious Knuckleduster--have teamed up to protect their neighborhood (unofficially of course). But even petty criminals with Quirks can be dangerous, and taking them on shows Koichi that he'd better not underestimate them. Sizing up the opposition is important, especially when some of the villains are definitely out of Koichi's league and more sinister threats lurk in the shadows --