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Happy Easter, Little Bunny!
The little bunny Reuben discovers that he’s old enough to become an Easter Bunny. Thankfully, his grandpa can help him. Together they visit the hen-house and prepare a big surprise for Easter morning: an egg hunt for the whole bunny family!
A warm-hearted Easter-themed book about growing up.
A first Easter book for young egg-hunters.
Egg-shaped format fits perfectly into an Easter nest.
Made of sturdy board to withstand small hands.
| 24 months +
This beautifully embossed picture dictionary contains over 130 objects that small children will recognise from their daily lives. The fire engine says nee-nar, nee-nar - but what colour is it? Just remind me what colour poppies are? As for the lion: he’s a strong creature with a colour to match. Children will delight in learning the many colours of the rainbow in no time at all. Striking book with cool rainbow features. Ideal present for a baby: the perennial theme of ‘colours’ combined with great design. Child-friendly rhymes on every spread. | 12 months +
Every child would love to have an animal friend like this. Yummy scrummy! The little koala is ravenous. Might the other animals be able to help him find something to eat? Berries? Seeds? That’s no good for koalas! Thank goodness Mum knows what her little one likes to eat. Eye-catching on the book-stands. Attractively embossed. Popular animals make this a must-have book. | 12 months +
Every child woud love to have an animal friend like this. Brrr! The little penguin is freezing. How can he warm up? There’s no room among the other animals. Thank goodness Mum is cuddly and warm! Eye-catching on the book-stands. Attractively embossed. Popular animals make this a must-have book. | 12 months +
Every child would love to have an animal friend like this. Blubb, blubb, blubb… The little whale takes a big breath and dives below the water. At some point, he’s going to have to breathe out again. But how? The other underwater animals show him how they do it. But there’s only one solution for the little whale. Eye-catching on the book-stands. Attractively embossed. Popular animals make this a must-have book. | 12 months +
The Little Owl wonders what’s inside the big egg? “Too-whit, too-whoo, whose egg are you?” wonders the Little Owl when he sees an egg in the nest next door. Where has it come from? And what should they do? The hare, the bear and the butterfly all have their own ideas, but only the sparrow knows that it has to be kept warm. And then there’s a crack - and a little chick pops out. Hurray! Little Owl and Friends have sold more than 1 million copies. Little Owl’s characteristic year-round charm. Egg topic makes it perfect for Easter. | 18 months +
Discover nature right from the cradle with Peter and Piet
A new forest adventure by renowned author Peter Wohlleben and his daughter. Goodness, it's hot! Peter the Forester and Piet the Squirrel are sweating buckets outside the forester's lodge. While Peter has a refreshing ice-cream, the squirrel scuttles off to find a cooler place. On the way, Piet encounters a host of other animals, who describe what they do when they are too hot. The frog leaps into the cold water; the wild boar wallows in a muddly puddle; and the grasshopper hides in the shade of a blade of grass. These tips are no help to Piet, though. Eventually the squirrel reaches the old beech forest. It's so pleasantly cool there… Piet absolutely has to tell his friend Peter about it.
Lift-the-flap book includes fascinating facts about the forest.
First board book by Peter Wohlleben and his daughter. A guaranteed big-seller.
Charming and lovingly told non-fiction book, with flaps to lift.
Carbon-neutral production.
| 24 months +
Amusing rhymed story about the custom of putting out shoes for Saint Nicholas – the perfect Saint Nicholas Day present
Excitement is mounting: Saint Nicholas is coming! The little mouse happily puts out her freshly cleaned boots for him. The elephant next door puts his shoes out, too. “Hang on a minute,” thinks Mousie. “You could fit ten times more presents in Elephant’s shoes than in mine!” Do bigger boots mean better presents? And what about the snake? She doesn’t have any feet or shoes at all! But Saint Nicholas knows what he’s doing: the next morning, the three friends find three equally filled plates. Together they enjoy their tasty treats. What a happy Saint Nicholas Day! Do the biggest boots mean the best presents?
| 24 months +
The ideal book to accompany children at a Lantern Festival, or Festival of Light
Sofie und Lasse are beside themselves with excitement: Kindergarten is preparing for the Lantern Festival! The children are all making multicoloured lanterns and singing happy St Martin’s Day songs. Evening finally arrives, and the procession begins. The lanterns glow so beautifully in the darkness. And sweet pretzels await them when they return.
| 24 months +
A new word? Easy-peasy, lemon squeezy! A small and very special picture dictionary on the perennial favourite theme of "animals". Alongside the classic and delightful illustrations, each new word is also explained by means of short and catchy rhymes. These help to imprint these new acquisitions in the minds of small children, who will also enjoy the playful element as they look at the pictures and repeat the rhymes along with you. • A speedy way to learn first words: an engaging combination of picture dictionary and early rhymes. • Popular board book topic: motor vehicles. • Lovingly designed activity book. | 18 months +
Four small and very special picture dictionaries on the perennial favourite themes of “the forest”, “the farm”, “motor vehicles” and “animals”. Alongside the classic and delightful illustrations, each new word is also explained by means of short and catchy rhymes. These help to imprint these new acquisitions in the minds of small children, who will also enjoy the playful element as they look at the pictures and repeat the rhymes along with you. | 18 months +
Four small and very special picture dictionaries on the perennial favourite themes of “the forest”, “the farm”, “motor vehicles” and “animals”. Alongside the classic and delightful illustrations, each new word is also explained by means of short and catchy rhymes. These help to imprint these new acquisitions in the minds of small children, who will also enjoy the playful element as they look at the pictures and repeat the rhymes along with you. | 18 months +
Four small and very special picture dictionaries on the perennial favourite themes of “the forest”, “the farm”, “motor vehicles” and “animals”. Alongside the classic and delightful illustrations, each new word is also explained by means of short and catchy rhymes. These help to imprint these new acquisitions in the minds of small children, who will also enjoy the playful element as they look at the pictures and repeat the rhymes along with you. | 18 months +
A lovely bedtime book for small children. When it's time to go to sleep, there's nothing nicer than ending the day with a cuddle in bed. But before little eyes start to shut, it's time for a bedtime story or gentle song. How lovely, then, that the tender rhymes in this story can be sung to the melody of Brahms' famous Lullaby "Good Evening, and Good Night" as well as being read aloud. • Soothing bedtime book. • The rhymes can be sung to the melody of Brahms' Lullaby. • Promotes calm evening rituals and soothing sleeping habits. | 18 months +
A tubful of bathtime fun with the little owl!
It’s bath day at the owls’ house, but Little Owl doesn’t want to know. Mummy Owl offers her heaps of fluffy bubble bath and a yellow rubber duck, but nothing will tempt her into the water. Little Owl simply refuses to hop into the bath. Then mummy has a brilliant idea…
This Little Owl story by author duo Susanne Weber and Tanja Jacobs makes bathtime a delight for every child.
| 0 +
All the animals think they’re tall – Even those that are very small. But none of them’s as tall by half As the tree-top touching, giant giraffe. What about you? Are you as tall as a mouse, or a sheep, or a bear? The concertina growth chart will tell you, and it will go on telling you until you are fully grown. | 18 months +
There’s loads to discover in these pull tab books: Elephants, tractors, whales, diggers, sheep, fire engines ... children dive into a new world with every double page spread, and get to know our favourite animals and vehicles. A host of entertaining suprises reveals itself to our small readers as they pull the tabs on every page twice, and uncover the rest of the picture.
Pull tab entertainment in board book format by best-selling author Sandra Grimm
| 24 months +
There’s loads to discover in these pull tab books: Elephants, tractors, whales, diggers, sheep, fire engines ... children dive into a new world with every double page spread, and get to know our favourite animals and vehicles. A host of entertaining suprises reveals itself to our small readers as they pull the tabs on every page twice, and uncover the rest of the picture.
Pull tab entertainment in board book format by best-selling author Sandra Grimm
| 24 months +
A new addition to the “Little Fox Reads Aloud” series – A read-aloud boardbook with all kinds of different stories for the very smallest people
It’s Samira’s first sleepover at Granny and Grandpa’s house. This takes courage – and the fantastic snuggly den which Grandpa makes for her. In another story, the Squirrel family is preparing to hibernate. Max learns how important sleep is when his mother develops a high temperature. Max knows what will help: Mum needs to sleep – and she wakes up well again the next morning. Even the zoo’s inhabitants find their eyelids drooping in this warmly narrated and richly illustrated bedtime story. Read-aloud stories for little ones, with chunky board pages and rounded edges suitable for small hands.
| 24 months +
Oops: the little animals are completely filthy. Kitty Cat’s fur is covered in milk. The puppy has been splashing in a puddle. And all that clover-nibbling has turned the little rabbit’s nose green. Now just turn the pages, and watch the animals become clean again. What a shame that the little pink piglet would rather jump into a pool of mud – making all the other animals filthy again. What fun!
The perfect book for all mucky pups – read-aloud fun guarantees instantly clean paws!
| 18 months +
Otto the little octopus is sad because he doesn’t understand why he has sooo many arms. He loves the fish’s glittering fins, the crab’s practical pincers and the ray’s broad wing-like fins. Even Otto’s friends recoil from his many arms. But then the little turtle gets stuck in a crack in rocks and only Otto can free him thanks to his many arms. Now everyone wants a hug from Otto – turns out, it’s wonderful to have eight arms, after all!
Warm, encouraging message: You’re great just the way you are!
| 24 months +
All my animals … go everywhere with me
The whale squirts water into the air, the fish blows great big bubbles, the seahorse hides itself away, and the seal plays with a ball. This little board book is full of marine animals just waiting to be discovered by young picturebook fans. Each animal is briefly introduced and then shown in action.
Undisputedly a hot topic for tiny tots
Children get to know and name their very first animals
| 18 months +
All my animals … go everywhere with me
The guinea pig nibbles at a lettuce leaf, the fish blows great big bubbles, the pig wallows in a huge muddly puddle, and the owl flies through the night. These four board books are full of household pets, marine creatures, farm animals and woodland animals, all just waiting to be discovered by young picture-book fans. Each animal is briefly introduced and then shown in action.
Big, eyecatching peephole on the cover
Undisputedly a hot topic for tiny tots
Children get to know and name their very first animals
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| 18 months +
The guinea pig nibbles at a lettuce leaf, the fish blows great big bubbles, the pig wallows in a huge muddly puddle, and the owl flies through the night. These four board books are full of household pets, marine creatures, farm animals and woodland animals, all just waiting to be discovered by young board-book fans. Each animal is briefly introduced and then shown in action.
Undisputedly a hot topic for tiny tots
Children get to know and name their very first animals
| 18 months +
All my animals … go everywhere with me
The deer nibbles red berries, the squirrel has found a nut, the wild pig is looking for acorns, and the owl glides through the night. This little board book contains many woodland animals that are just waiting to be discovered by young picture book fans. Each animal is briefly introduced and then shown in action.
| 18 months +