Winston dreams of making a flying machine, with the help of Scrapman, the amazing mechanical man he made out of odds and ends from his scrapyard. But things aren't going too well. "It won't fly." says Winston. "It's too heavy." "Odd ear," says Scrapman. But with the help of his faithful Scrapcat, can Scrapman find a way to get it off the ground?
Shelley had just had one of her ideas. "We could train animals. It will be EASY PEASY. No problem at all." Kelly, her friend, is not so sure. "What animals shall we train?" she asks. "Hmm," says Shelley, looking at Dustbin, the dog. "Oh, NO," thinks Dustbin. "Here we go again...."
It’s the worry you hadn’t even thought to worry about that should worry you the most. At least that’s how it looks to Clarice Bean, who has been writing her worries in a notebook — things like Worry no. 1: infinity, or Worry no. 3: change. And now that her worst never-imagined worry has happened — her utterly best friend is moving away forever — Clarice doesn’t even care about her…
It's gone ten o'clock and time for the superheroes to fight crime. But where is Doughnut Boy? "You're late", growls Kid Wonder, when he finally arrives. "Sorry" grins Doughnut Boy. "I had an emergency, I ran out of doughnuts". Kid Wonder faces her toughest test yet. How can she get this hopeless superhero to take his job seriously?
Prunella doesn't like her name. Why does everyone have to call her 'Prune'? Things get even worse when she moves to a new school. Then Mrs Farey comes to the rescue. Will she make Prunella's wish come true? Will the mysterious pen pal be her friend?
One morning after a stormy night, a pirate ship landed on a small island inhabited by a farmer family. The ship was captained by a young pirate boy. He was the last pirate and wanted to take over the island. Could the farmer family make the pirate boy changed his mind? Pada suatu pagi setelah malam yang berbadai, sebuah kapal bajak laut berlabuh di pulau kecil yang didiami keluarga petani. T…
Despite pleas from his court, a fun-loving king refuses to get out his bathtub to rule his kingdom.
An African American girl visits the park and rounds up a group of her friends for an afternoon of fun and playground games. The children discover that despite their physical differences, they are all really the same.
Colorful Crayon Art will take your child through a world of creavity with crayons-and not any crayons, either: check out the sparkly metallics and bright pop-off-the-page crayons, too. Young artists can transform a dark night into a sparkling sky with shooting stars using magical metallics on black gel paper. They can also make a fire-breathing dragon come to life with vibrant, bold colors.