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)
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) Being Printed
* 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)
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 language; A6)
The Cat that Meditated, (Lao and English; 18 x 24 cm)
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) Forthcoming
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) Being Printed
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, Five traditional stories, as passed along in Laos for generations. (Lao language; A6 horizontal) Forthcoming
The Grasshopper War, (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. 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
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) Being Printed
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, Some things ought to be improved. But buffalos, as our young narrator learns, are fine just the way they are. (Lao and English; A4)
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
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; 18 x 24 cm)
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) Being Printed
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)
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, A kind-hearted animal doctor goes to Africa. (Lao language; 19 x 26 cm)
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) Being Printed
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) Forthcoming
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
