We see dinosaurs everywhere - on TV, in books, dinosaur toys and printed on clothes - but what were they really like How big were they What did they eat And where did they all go This charming book allows young children to find out for themselves.
What actually IS love? Is love always LOVELY? Does love last FOREVER? This delightful book takes a gentle look at what it means to love and be loved, from cleaning out your hamster's cage and forgiving your brother to Dad making you your favorite sandwiches. Everyday, relatable situations help young children to understand different kinds of love and to think up their own examples.
From forming friendships to learning new skills, join a lively bunch of kids as they discover what school is really about and how to make the most of it. With delightful illustrations, inventive flaps and gentle humour, this book will help boost confidence and calm any back-to-school nerves.
Whose tail is that? Laugh along as the jungle friends get stuck with the wrong tail! Little ones will love stroking the soft tail as they join the search for it's real owner!
Learn First colours in English and French. With a pronunciation guide and a flap to lift on each page, bilingual babies will love learning a new language.
Two little mice are playing in the snow one Christmas morning when they see an angel. Soaring through the sky, with sunshine gleaming on its wings, it is breathtaking and magical. But as they watch, the angel swoops, flutters and tumbles to the ground. Is there anything the mice can do to help the lost lonely angel before its too late?
This colourfully illustrated picture book for young children graphically tells the story of the soul's separation from its divine source at the time of the creation. The souls, illustrated as individual drops, are sent out from the divine ocean of love into the creation, take on bodies, and become part of the cycle of life. The book illustrates how we are all children of the same Father and tha…
An illustrated version of the well-known poem about a wily spider who preys on the vanity and innocence of a little fly.