From Debbie Lee, Priddy sales and marketing extraordinnaire ~ she shares some of her favorite titles coming out this winter. So if you thought your January would be dull, gray and ... well, blah - think again! With bright colors and fun formats, Priddy knows just how to lift the spirits!
Promise me, at the end of reading this, you'll feel SO much happier about the winter!
In January, Priddy's Baby Play Day will be released in a high quality cloth book to follow up on the release of the board book version from a previous season. Roger Priddy has described it as a more high-end cloth book than what he's done in the past.
The beloved characters from our popular Funny Faces series re-emerge in a brand new line entitled Funny Friends. Charlie Monkey and Millie Moo are value priced books that capture the whimsy of the original series in a smaller trim size and without the lights and sound that required batteries in the Funny Faces series.
Bright Baby Touch & Feel Spring 
is the third in a line of titles illustrating the seasons with simple words and images for baby. The cuddly chick on the cover makes it a perfect Easter gift.
I have just come back from holiday with my family (and dogs Wallace and Nelly) 
where I was lucky enough to have two weeks of sun and sea in Ireland – who said it always rains in Ireland? Perfect to re-charge the batteries and start thinking about new ideas for the future.
When I got back to work I was really pleased to find copies of our new titles for August sitting on my desk. On top of the pile, is my favorite book for this season, Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do you See? Slide and Find. 
It was a real honour for us at Priddy Books to be able to work with Eric Carle’s and Bill Martin’s classic book. Opportunities like this don’t come along too often so we have pulled out all the stops to try and enhance this great book by adding our own novelty twist. We have added it to our best selling Slide and Find series, this is a great novelty that is fun but also really strong so will take lots of use through the years. I think that kids will love the familiarity of those big, bold illustrations and the singsong rhyming story, and now with the added extra novelty of the sliding doors, which when they’re opened, reveal a picture of the next animal in the rhyme. You get a lot of book for your money with this one.
