The Adventures of Anansi, African folk tales about a clever spider trickster. (Lao language; A5)
Aesop's Fables, For two thousand years, these stories have provided fun reading, and useful lessons about life. (Lao and English; 19 x 26 cm)
* Ancient Egypt, A heavily-illustrated look at one of the world's earliest civilizations. (Lao language; 19 x 26 cm)
Animals of Africa, Interesting facts about the animals of Africa, with color illustrations and a Lao-English dictionary for selected words. (Lao and English; 18 x 24 cm)
Animals of Australia, A colorful and easy-to-read introduction to some of the world's most unusual animals. (Lao and English; 26 x 19 cm)
Animals of Laos, An easy, well-illustrated introduction to our varied animals encourages readers to protect Laos's natural heritage. (Lao and English; 26 x 19 cm)
Animals That I Know, Familiar animals, cheerful drawings, and delightful poems will draw young readersinto the world of these animals. (Lao language; 19.7 x 20 cm) Forthcoming
Ant, Knife, Tied Up : Mot Meet Mat, Everybody can enjoy learning the Lao vowels. Here are eight or nine humorous pictures and words for each common vowel. (Lao and English; 18 x 24 cm)
Around the World with 23 Children, Children from Vientiane International School describe the foods, holidays, landmarks, and animals of their homelands. (Lao and English) Forthcoming
Baby Care, A simple, illustrated guide to caring for babies under one year old. (Lao and Hmong; A5 horizontal)
Baby Frog, Baby Monkey, Short sentences and rhymes, in a book for children just learning to read. (Lao language; 18 x 24 cm)
* Baby Frog, Baby Monkey, (Lao language; A6)
* The Bag of Smiles, Six stories, popular for over a century, remind readers of what's truly important in life. (Lao language; A5)
* Bangkok Bob, Is Bangkok fun and exciting? Or is it big and dangerous? A little monkey leaves the forest to find out. (Lao language; A6)
Bangkok Bob, (Lao and English; 18 x 24 cm)
Bangkok Bob, the Artist, Bob, the adventurous young monkey, catches two art thieves while developing his own talents. (Lao and English; 18 x 24 cm)
Bangkok Bob, the Inventor, With flair, inspiration, and perseverance, Bangkok Bob achieves the impossible: He solves Bangkok's traffic problems. (Lao and English; 19 x 26 cm) Being Printed
The Big Chicken, Why is that chicken so big? The blue horse, the striped buffalo, and other animals find out, in our easiest story. (Lao language; A5)
Birds of the World, Pictures and a short introduction to birds from many continents. (Lao language; A5)
The Cat that Meditated, Four traditional folk stories, including 'The Elephant and Sparrows', and 'The Three Friends'. (Lao and English; 18 x 24 cm)
* The Cat that Meditated, (Lao language; A6)
The Chicken that Laid the Golden Eggs, This well-known story has a lesson still worth learning. (Lao language; A5)
Dinosaurs!, Dinosaurs were the biggest animals ever to walk on the earth. Here's some fascinating information, and many pictures. (Lao and English; 18 x 24 cm)
Do You Want to See?, Familiar Lao animals, created from colorful cut paper. (Lao language; A5) Forthcoming
* Dr. Dolittle and the Floating Island, The famous doctor visits a strange island off the coast of South America. (Lao and English; A5)
Eat Tooth?, This comic, about some fun-loving tooth bacteria, introduces kids to basic concepts about tooth decay. (Lao language; A4)
Eggs, Eggs, Eggs, Bright pictures, often with opposite meanings, make an entertaining book for very young readers. (Lao language; 18 x 24 cm)
Eggs, Eggs, Eggs, (Lao language; A6) Forthcoming
The English Picture Dictionary, It's fun to learn! Here are 1500 common English words, each with a cartoon, phonetic spelling, and Lao definition. (Lao and English; A4) Forthcoming
Frog, Alligator, Buffalo, An alphabet book with an amusing verse and lively picture for each letter. (Lao language; 18 x 24 cm)
Frog, Alligator, Buffalo, (Lao language; A6) Forthcoming
* Fun with Fruit, Lively rhymes and playful pictures about a few of Laos's varied fruits. (Lao language; A5 horizontal)
Funny Letters, Children will improve their alphabet skills as they read Siphone's funny sentences, then color the pictures. (Lao language; 18 x 24 cm)
Game Time!, Sone, our gamemaster, describes his favorite outdoor games for rural villages, requiring no special equipment. (Lao and English; A4 horizontal)
The Grasshopper War, Four traditional stories, as passed along in Laos for generations. (Lao language; A6 horizontal) Forthcoming
The Grasshopper War, Five traditional stories, as passed along in Laos for generations. (Lao language; 18 x 24 cm)
Hidden Alphabet, Children can learn the alphabet naturally and enjoyably, as they look for letters hidden in these pictures. (Lao language; 18 x 24 cm)
Hmong Life Coloring Book, Here are scenes from a Hmong village: building a house and growing rice, courtship and festivals. (Lao, Hmong, and English; 19 x 26 cm) Forthcoming
How to Draw Cartoons, Lao children love to draw. Here are some new ideas for Big Brother Mouse's book illustrators of tomorrow. (Lao language; A4)
The Hunter Who Meditated, Seven traditional stories that have been told for generations in the Khmu villages of Laos. (Lao, Khmu, and English) Forthcoming
I Am Geum, "Do you like to read?" asks the main character of this book. By the time they finish, young readers will say, "Yes!" (Lao language; 19 x 26 cm) Forthcoming
Inventions, Fifty inventions that changed the world provide a way to discuss history, technology, health, and creativity. (Lao language; A4) Forthcoming
Jong Jong Jong!, Tone marks are important in Lao. In a style similar to "Polar Bear Visits Laos", these cartoons teach the tones. (Lao language; A5)
* The Jungle Boy, The first story, from Kipling's "Jungle Book", about a boy raised by wolves. (Lao language; A5)
The Khmu Alphabet Book, The Khmu alphabet will be easy to learn -- for both children and adults -- from these colorful pictures. (Lao, Khmu, and English; A5) Forthcoming
Lao Animals Coloring Book, Short captions in Lao, Hmong, and English introduce 30 varieties of animals of Laos. (Lao, Hmong, and English; 19 x 26 cm)
Lao Proverbs Coloring Book, Children can learn our culture's proverbs as they color Ounla's entertaining cartoons. (Lao language; 19 x 26 cm)
The Monk and the Trees, A young monk blesses a different tree each day for the benefits it brings to both people and the natural world. (Lao and English; 19.7 x 20 cm)
The Monkey King, Three stories from the Buddhist tradition introduce themes of heroism, trust, and kindness to animals. (Lao and English; 19 x 26 cm) Forthcoming
New, Improved Buffalo, A smaller, Lao-only version of a popular book, priced to be more widely affordable by Lao families. (Lao language; A6 horizontal) Forthcoming
New, Improved Buffalo, Some things ought to be improved. But buffalos, as our young narrator learns, are fine just the way they are. (Lao and English; A4)
No Bananas, A young monkey visits her neighbors, looking for a snack. (Lao language; A5)
No Chickens, No Eggs, Children and parents will enjoy reading this alphabet book together, with pictures from around the world. (Lao and English; A5)
One Foot, Two Feet, One foot (a snail), two feet (a gymnast). This rhyming book gives practice with both counting and reading. (Lao language; A5 horizontal) Forthcoming
One Mouse and Seven Cats, Very easy number questions, each with a full-page picture, give children practice with basic arithmetic. (Lao and English; A5 horizontal)
Picture Dictionary, Five hundred words and pictures introduce the concept of a dictionary to young children. (Lao language; A4)
* Polar Bear Visits Laos, Funny pictures are explained with words that rhyme, making a book that children will read again and again. (Lao language; A6)
Polar Bear Visits Laos, (Lao and English; 18 x 24 cm)
Prehistoric Life Coloring Book, Drawings and short captions depict animals ranging from early sea creatures to dinosaurs to primitive humans. (Lao and English; 19 x 26 cm)
Proverbs of Laos, Favorite Lao proverbs, selected and illustrated by young people in Laos. (Lao and English; A5)
Puzzles, A rich mixture of games and puzzles, from Sudoku and (we think) the first Lao crossword, to mazes and number puzzles. Forthcoming
The Red-Headed Club, and other stories, Three stories about Sherlock Holmes, the world's most popular detective. (Lao language) Forthcoming
The Red-Headed Club, and other stories, Three popular Sherlock Holmes stories, with both Lao and simplified English. (Lao and English; A5)
Rhyming Dictionary, The first rhyming dictionary for the Lao language, with 11,200 words. (Lao language; A5)
Siphone's Thesaurus, The first Lao thesaurus, with many illustrations, will be useful for students and writers of all ages. (Lao language) Forthcoming
* The Story of Dr. Dolittle, This bilingual edition of a favorite story will be entertaining practice for English students of all ages. (Lao and English; A5)
The Story of Dr. Dolittle, A kind-hearted animal doctor goes to Africa. (Lao language; 19 x 26 cm)
The Tale of Peter Rabbit, Will Peter learn to obey his mother, before he becomes tomorrow's larp? Here's our Lao version of a long-time favorite. (Lao and English; A5) Forthcoming
A Very Good Day, By using the good manners he has learned at home, a boy gets through what might have been a very difficult day. (Lao and English; 18 x 24 cm)
The Wet Elephant is Busy, Humorous cartoons and short sentences, each with an internal rhyme. (Lao language; A5)
What Am I?, Readers are invited to guess what animal is described by a short rhyme, before turning the page to see the answer. (Lao and English; 19.7 x 20 cm)
What Can You Do with an Extra Dinosaur?, Bounmee puts her extra dinosaurs to good use, ringing the temple gong, and providing transportation to the next village. (Lao and English; 19 x 26 cm) Being Printed
What's in the Sky?, Colorful photos and text tell about comets, galaxies, planets, stars, and more. (Lao language; A5) Forthcoming
Wolf Mountain, As he befriends a wild dog, a boy learns about kindness. (Lao language; 20.5 x 19.8 cm)
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, The classic children's story, but with a Lao heroine. (Lao and English; A4)
The Wonders of the World, From Stonehenge to Angkor Wat, 14 notable monuments provide a glimpse of past civilizations. (Lao and English; A4)
World War II, This introduction to the deadliest war in history discusses the causes, realities, and horrors of the war. Forthcoming
