Inspired by her own animated short film The ABCs of What to Do When There’s Nothing to Do—an official selection of several film festivals—Julie Reiters’s Bored No More is the ultimate picture book of boredom busters from A to Z—perfect for any time you’re stuck at home or in need of a little inspiration! Act out a play Bounce a ball Call a friend Dance down the hall Whether…
Sometimes I think my mind is like a house. Just like a house, I need to treat my mind with love and care . . . Written by a child psychologist, this beautiful book follows a young boy as he learns to love and accept himself, with all his struggles! Relatable characters and a gentle storyline introduce little ones to the concept of mental health in an accessible and engaging way, encouragi…
What shall we explore today? Shall we visit Old MacDonald’s farm to meet the noisy animals, pop into Pat-a-Cake’s bakery to make a cake, explore colors with the Five Green Speckled Frogs, or think about shapes with Twinkle Star? Encourage exploratory play and learning by singing along, counting, signing, and sharing this busy lift-the-flap book with all the wonderful toddlers in your life.
A gentle picture book that examines the issues of selfishness, aggression and kindness in a reassuring way - perfect for young children who struggle with aggressive behaviour. The story offers a way in to talk about how our actions can make others feel and how we can make that better, reinforcing good behaviour. At the end of the story, there are notes for parents and teachers with suggestions …
In this Easter-themed Paw Pals board book, little ones will read along as adorable bunnies, chicks, kittens and pups delight in the blossoming beauty of springtime. The heartwarming photographs are presented alongside sweet rhyming text that celebrates the joy of spring and Easter in all their glory. Acclaimed photographer Rachael Hale uses her lens, her love of animals, and a great deal of …
Building a snowman brings out Henry's competitive streak; he sets up his Monstrous Makeovers business to rival Moody Margaret's Miraculous Makeovers; things go badly wrong when a famous author comes to school; and he thinks 'You'll all be sorry when I'm dead' and spends a rainy day writing his will.
Horrid Henry builds himself a time machine and tricks Perfect Peter. Perfect Peter strikes back, Henry dines at Restaurant Le Posh, and he is made to go on a hike.
The story begins 13,000 years ago, when Stone Age hunter-gatherers constituted the entire human population. Around that time, the developmental paths of human societies on different continents began to diverge greatly. Early domestication of wild plants and animals in the Fertile Crescent, China, Mesoamerica, the Andes, and other areas gave peoples of those regions a head start at a new way of …