小女孩感觉很孤单，家人各忙各的，谁也无暇顾及她，于是，她便用红色的笔在卧室墙上画了一扇门，从而进入了另一个世界——一个充满奇幻和冒险，却也危机四伏的地方。她用红色的笔画出了船、气球，还有一张能够带着她去往未知地域的飞毯，那里暗藏危险，但是，勇气和互助可以帮助她渡过难关……
·当我们愿意闭上眼睛，跟着想象去漫步时，世界其实触手可及。
·整本书无字，却叙述清晰，画面简洁流畅。作为一个动画设计师，贝克在对情节、节奏、画面运动、视觉线索（能让小女孩逃离的东西都是红色的）等方面有着很好的掌控。
·涵盖了经典“历险”主题的所有基本元素：未知的地域、反抗和挣扎、无畏的勇气。故事的结尾，孩子们马上就可以想象得到，一段新的旅程又将开始。
·画面细节丰富，颜色明亮，层次丰富。钢笔线条，水彩上色。
孩子上学前的时期是最美妙的亲子时光，也是家庭教育的黄金时期。《长大我最棒》关注学龄前儿童的关键教育期，以生动活泼的芝麻街故事演绎美式家庭教育理念，覆盖家庭教育的方方面面，让孩子做最棒的自己！
学会收纳玩具、按时吃早餐、睡前不忘刷牙，《我有好习惯》培养孩子良好的行为习惯；过马路前左右看、吃东西前尝尝是不是很烫，《我让妈妈很放心》让孩子懂得什么是安全的行为，学会自我保护；遇到挫折勇于克服、对待周边的人和世界充满爱心，《我有好品格》塑造孩子美好品格；学会与陌生人相处、懂得用乐观心态看待世界，《我对自己说yes》帮助孩子化解心理难题；遇到问题先自己想办法，《我爱动脑筋》锻炼孩子解决问题的能力，《我很受欢迎》帮助孩子培养易与人相处的性格。
在故事之外，书中设置了多个互动活动页。
“故事点点通”用连线、问答的游戏方式让孩子回顾故事情节，明白故事中蕴含的道理。
“父母课堂”针对儿童教育中的具体问题，为家长提供巧妙的解决之道。
“芝麻街小伙伴怎么做”让芝麻街的小伙伴现身说法，为孩子做出最好的榜样。
“我有话要说”、“我是小画家”鼓励孩子动动小脑筋，发挥想象力，把想说的话用书写或绘画的方式留在书中。
这是一个关于爱的故事。一份深沉、持久、永无止境的爱。是父母在喃喃细语，告诉孩子他们有多爱他。也可以是任何人在倾心低语，对心爱之人表达他们的爱。故事里只有一个孩子。他（或她）骑在犀牛的背上淌过小河、他和大象在海边玩耍、他骑在长颈鹿的脖子上摘果子、他和兔子捉迷藏、他和黑熊跳舞……可是没人知道他叫什么名字，是男孩还是女孩，家住在哪里。他可以是任何人，任何一个孩子。无论他走到哪里，无论在他干什么，一个温柔的声音不停地告诉他，他被人深深爱着、深深牵挂着。
诗意的文字像一阵和煦的春风吹进孩子的心里——
如果有一天你感到孤单，
如果有一天你觉得伤心，
如果有一天你遇上挫折，
或者你感觉自己很差劲……
轻轻抬起头吧，
让微风轻拂你的头发。
我就是微风，我的宝贝，
我的爱就在微风里。
《柠檬水变摇钱树》
暑假过后，埃文就要升入四年级了，没料到的是：比他小 14 个月的妹妹杰茜，居然要跳级和他成为同班同学！因此，埃文和杰茜的矛盾逐渐升级，最后演变成一场“柠檬水大战”——看谁暑假里卖柠檬水赚的钱多 ! 兄妹俩绞尽脑汁：寻找最佳销售位置、制作广告牌、低价促销、拉合伙人，甚至还展开了恶意竞争……最后谁赢了呢？
《神秘失踪的钱》
在激烈的“柠檬水大战”过后，杰茜赚了整整 208 块钱。为了不输给妹妹，埃文偷偷地把这笔钱藏在自己的口袋里，没想到的是：钱居然被偷了！是谁偷的？是“坏小子”斯科特吗？为了找出事实的真相，杰茜发动全体四年级一班的同学，组织了一个“经济法庭”，法庭上有法官、原告、被告、律师、陪审团、证人，还有观众。所有人都紧张地等待着审判结果，斯科特到底有没有偷这笔钱呢……
《谁偷了大笨钟？》
杰茜和埃文用“柠檬水大战”中所赚的钱，实现了各自的愿望。新年即将来临，妈妈带着兄妹俩去外婆家过新年，他们各自认识了新的好朋友，然而一切并非想象的那么美好……先是外婆把整个房子都烧着了；后来杰茜又发现，大熊山顶的那口大笨钟居然不见了；接着外婆从医院回家的时候，连自己的外孙——埃文都不认识了！为什么会发生这么多奇怪的事情？聪明的杰茜发誓一定要解开所有的谜团……
Charles Solomon is an internationally respected critic and historian of animation. He has written on the subject for The New York Times, TV Guide, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, Los Angeles Times, Modern Maturity, Film Comment, and The Hollywood Reporter. His books include Tale As Old As Time: The Art and Making of Beauty and the Beast; Disney Lost and Found, The Prince of Egypt: A New Vision in Animation, The Disney That Never Was, and Enchanted Drawings: The History of Animation, which was a New York Times Notable Book of the Year, and the first film book to be nominated for a National Book Critics' Circle Award.
ls-than the Disney Golden Books.The history of these books began in 1933, when the president of Whitman Publishing wrote a letter to Walt Disney. Whitman had already published compilations of the "Dick Tracy" and "Little Orphan Annie" comic strips, and these Big Little Books had met with great success. The publisher proposed a similar collection of the "Mickey Mouse" comic strips, and offered a royalty of one-half percent per book. Walt agreed, and a new era in Disney publishing commenced.A remarkable lineup of talent, many of whom were Disney Studio artists - including Mary Blair, Alice and Martin Provensen, Gustaf Tenggren, Al Dempster, Retta Scott Worcester, and Bill Peet -created the illustrations for the early Disney Golden Books. The bold and incredibly detailed artwork was painstakingly executed in gouache and watercolour - media that required a steady hand and immense patience and precision. The resulting publications became favourite selections in the libraries of many children, among them, future generations of Disney and Pixar artists who were inspired to draw, dream, and later, create their own films and Golden Books.The Art of the Disney Golden Books celebrates a legacy that has now thrived for more than eighty years and continues to influence new generations of artists and filmmakers. Through interviews with contemporary animators who recall tracing the characters in their childhood Disney Golden Books, paintings by artists who influenced and inspired the Disney Golden Book illustrations, and a generous complement of Golden Book artwork - much of which was thought to have been lost until very recently - the rich tradition of the series is explored in this vibrant volume.From Peter Pan and Cinderella to Toy Story and Tangled, the Disney Golden Books are displayed in all their glory, evoking a poignant sense of wonder and nostalgia. For as long as parents and children partake in the ritual of reading together at bedtime, the Disney Golden Books will continue to be published, enjoyed, and treasured.
